Police are investigating after vandals targeted a bus shelter in the south of the Island twice in two months.
The bus stop on Castletown Road in Port Erin had its glass smashed for the second time.
Officers say it'll mean an expensive repair job for the Department of Infrastructure and poses potential safety risks to school children and older people who use it.
They're asking anybody who has any information about the damage to contact Castletown Police Station.
Council says lights will be seasonal, not Xmas
Douglas Council says it wants to clarify lights in eight locations around the capital in January and February won't be Christmas illuminations.
Company plans to turn Snakepit into saunas and ice baths
A company's applied to turn a piece of disused land in the centre of Douglas into a wellness spa.
MHK wants water meter installation figures
How many domestic water meters have been installed over the past three years?
Injured TT newcomer home from hospital
A TT competitor who was badly injured during a crash at this year's festival has returned home.
Tynwald approves extra £19 million for Department of Health and Social Care
Tynwald members have voted to give the Department of Health and Social Care an extra £19 million to meet a budget shortfall this year.
Peel scent shop closing doors next month
A shop in Peel is selling its display furniture at it prepares to close.
MHK wants to know months for most and least discounted sport travel on ferries
When did the Steam Packet Company give the Island's sports the least and the most support in the past year?
Glen Helen road blocked by tree
Police say a downed tree is currently blocking the road in Glen Helen.
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