Police in the north of the Island have received reports of dogs being off leads near livestock.
Officers say the concerns have been raised in the area of Sulby and St Judes, with reports of dogs not being under proper control around farm land.
People are asked to be vigilant when in the countryside, and keep four legged friends under control whether out or at home.
It's advised not to exercise pets in fields you're not permitted to enter, and ensure garden and gates are secure.
Regulator warns over North Korean infiltration
An Island regulator is warning about North Korean IT scammers targeting companies.
Extra trains as fourth weekend bus strike starts
The Manx Electric Railway and Steam Railway will both run extra services today as a fourth weekend strike by bus drivers gets underway.
DHSC doesn't know how many are on medical cannabis
The Department of Health and Social Care says it doesn't know how many people on the Island are prescribed medical cannabis.
Fourth weekend of bus strike looms as walkout resumes tomorrow
Bus Vannin's released its latest contingency timetable as the strike resumes tomorrow.
Hospice forced to cut jobs and reduce services
Hospice Isle of Man says it's being forced to make redundancies to cut costs.
Island hosts top Turkish diplomat on war grave visit
The Chief Minister's met with a top Turkish diplomat, who is on the Island visiting war graves.
Island heritage sites to open this week
Manx National Heritage has announced its seasonal attractions will reopen this week.
You can't put your muck in our dustbin, West tells North
Don't take your waste from the north to the tip in the west - because it won't be accepted!
