Police are warning people to keep their dogs under control as more of us venture into the countryside during good weather.
Officers say lambing season is now underway and dog walkers need to make sure their pets don't injure or kill livestock.
On Facebook, they're asking people to follow signs and advice, keep dogs on leads near sheep, and ensure your dog is always under control.
They say anyone allowing their dog to worry animals can end up in court, charged under the Dogs Act 1990.
Island falls from third to tenth in traveller-voted awards
The Isle of Man has slipped seven places in a ranking of UK islands.
Lifeboat station saddened as vessel prepares to leave
An Island lifeboat station says it's sad to see one of its lifeboats going.
Appeal after M&S car park hit and run
Police are appealing for witnesses after a driver damaged a car in Douglas but didn't stop.
Emergency road closure in Tromode tonight
Emergency work to clear a tree from a river will mean closing a road in Braddan tonight.
Hair salon pays tribute to beloved feline visitor
A hair salon in Douglas has installed a tribute to a much-loved visitor.
Three TT tenders for Union Mills hall
Braddan commissioners will discuss leasing the community hall in Union Mills this afternoon.
GSC working to take fake gambling sites down
The Island's gaming regulator says players should beware of sites which are falsely claiming to be licensed.
UCM launches Uniformed Protective Services course
University College Isle of Man is launching a new course for students interested in careers in the police, fire service and armed forces.
