Police have been criticized over their response to a Freedom of Information request about complaints to the Department of Home Affairs.
The Island's Information Commissioner was asked to look at the case after officers took 50 days to respond - well over the 20 days specified by law.
An investigation also found there hadn't been a proper search for the information and no proper refusal notice had been sent.
The Constabulary was told to reassess its response to the request.
£25,000 boost for historic Ramsey estate
Manx Lottery Trust has awarded £25,000 to a historic estate in the North.
Rising pressures force bakery closure
A local bakery in the west of the Island has announced it will be closing after struggling with rising costs and financial pressures.
Yellow weather warning in place today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
Warm bank holiday welcome for TT fans
The Island is set for a warm and sunny Bank Holiday weekend, with temperatures expected to reach up to 18 degrees Celsius by Monday.
Cannabis debate among key issues as Tynwald sits today
Tynwald will sit in Douglas today, with plenty on its order paper for members to discuss.
Manx Telecom sold to investment firm and Jersey Telecom
Manx Telecom says it's finalised a deal to be bought out.
MHK declares they'll stand in Onchan again
Onchan MHK Julie Edge says she'll defend her seat in the Island's upcoming election.
Sentencing for man who faked work permit documentation
A man who faked his qualifications to get a work permit will appear in court for sentencing this week.
