The government's published the results of a public consultation into compulsory ID checks on ferries.
More than 1,400 people responded over seven weeks, with the majority saying passengers showing passports, driving licences or other photo ID would cut crime.
However, concerns were also raised about long queues at ports as officials check each person's documents.
The Department of Home Affairs says it'll now discuss the proposals with the Steam Packet Company.
RNLI helps fishing boat in trouble
Ramsey RNLI says it was called out to help a fishing boat in trouble in the early hours of this morning.
Legal protections proposed for Laxey wheel and other sites
The Laxey Wheel could receive special legal protection under new proposals from the government.
Memory Service last reviewed over a year ago
Health Minister Claire Christian says the Isle of Man Memory Service was independently reviewed last June.
Sidecar crash passenger says injury may be permanent
A sidecar rider who was involved in a serious incident during this year's TT says it's left him with a permanent injury.
Part of Mountain Road to shut this evening
Evening maintenance before the Manx Grand Prix will shut a section of the Mountain Road later.
Don't worry if city smells today, says MU
If you're wondering what the whiff is in Douglas today, Manx Utilities says it's just maintenance work.
More than a third of Tynwald Day petitions ruled out
More than one in three petitions presented on Tynwald Day this year have been ruled out of order.
Charity founder running for office
A charity founder has announced she's standing in the general election.
