Isle of Man Transport says it had a record-breaking TT - with more people using the Island's buses than ever before.
Almost 200,000 journeys were made during the festival fortnight, a rise of more than 10 per cent on last year's figures.
The organisation says the bus boom was good news for taxpayers, with £230,000 going into government coffers.
However, poor weather meant the Snaefell Mountain Railway saw a slight drop in passenger numbers.
Nearly 3,000 people tackled Tower walk!
Douglas Council says a record-breaking number of people took part in a charity walk in the capital yesterday.
Autism Strategy Condition Steering Group deadline at 5pm
The government are asking people to apply for a steering group to help with progressing the National Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) Strategy.
Crash driver was over cocaine and ecstasy limit
A driver who crashed his car which ended up on its roof was found to be over the drugs limit.
Garff political surgery this weekend
A meeting is taking place this weekend for residents to voice their concerns to politicians.
Police searching for another stolen car in Douglas
Another vehicle has been reported as stolen to the police this week.
Average age of death on-Island is 78
The Cabinet Office has revealed the average age at which Island residents die.
Man fined after fight in Douglas bar
Getting involved in a scrap with another man at a city centre bar has landed a man with a hefty fine.
Huge motorbike ride for men's health
One of the biggest motorbike rideouts on the Island takes place later this month.
