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.
Half of Manx farmers suffered dog attacks on livestock, says report
More than half of Manx Farms surveyed say they've had sheep injured in dogs attacks over the past year.
Police appeal over crash driver
Police are appealing for information for an investigation into a car crash in Laxey.
Video shows work on Liverpool Ferry Terminal
A Merseyside YouTuber has captured footage of divers working on the Liverpool Ferry Terminal.
Government meeting weekly to discuss Iran war
The Chief Minister says he'll hold weekly meetings to discuss the war in the Middle East.
Bus strikes to be discussed by MHKs
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall will face questions about the ongoing bus strike when the House of Keys sits next week.
Aurora show on the way tonight?
Keep your eyes on the sky tonight - with a good chance of seeing the northern lights.
All aboard for this year's steam trains!
There's good news for train fans today - as the Island's Steam Railway season gets underway.
MHK queries laws for self-driving cars on the Island
What's the government doing to allow self-driving cars on the Island's roads?
