An event in the south of the Island later this month will see volunteers searching for eight-legged wildlife.
The Wildlife Counts project is asking people to come along and hunt for spiders in the Ballachurry wetland near Port Erin.
The event takes place on August 18 from 2pm to 4pm and aims to help people identify the various species living on the Isle of Man.
Organisers say it's not suitable for young children.
Nurse pay offer vote result released soon, says union
A nursing union says it'll reveal if its members will back a new Manx Care pay deal in the coming days.
First callout for Port St Mary lifeboat coxswain
Port St Mary's lifeboat coxswain was called into action for the first time at the weekend.
Gas main work shuts Port St Mary roads
Two roads in Port St Mary will be closed at different times for more than a month from this week.
Two Island meningitis cases in last decade, says government
The Cabinet Office says the Isle of Man has seen just two cases of a potentially deadly virus in the past decade.
Sewer work closes Castletown road
Part of a seafront road in the South will be closed this week.
Joe Locke has alien's baby in new movie!
Manx actor Joe Locke will take on an unusual role for his next movie - playing someone who falls pregnant to an alien.
TT roadworks in Union Mills this week
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be carrying out roadworks on the TT course in Union Mills this week.
Noble's A&E improvements to be raised in Keys
What progress has been made on plans to improve the Emergency Department at Noble's Hospital?
