Chief Minister Howard Quayle says the Council of Ministers are discussing whether TT 2021 can go ahead.
During a press conference yesterday, he told media representatives a decision on next year's festival is imminent.
Mr Quayle says it's too early to say whether the festival could be held later in the year if coronavirus means it couldn't be held in June.
And he revealed organisers are discussing options with accommodation providers and others who are intimately linked to the TT.
Guy Martin banned from driving
One of the TT's biggest stars has been banned from driving.
Regulator tells DfE to give new Freedom of Information request response
The Information Commissioner says the Department for Enterprise must give a new response to a Freedom of Information request about staff bonuses.
Be careful in plantation during works, say commissioners
A northern local authority's warning people to be careful in a plantation as trees are cut down.
Event to help you prep for emergencies this week
The government's holding another event on how to prepare for worst case scenarios this week.
Minister says southern landmark will be protected even if sold
The historic value of a building in the South of the Island will be preserved no matter who it's sold to, according to a government minister.
New government report documents poverty on Island
The government says its third Annual Report on Poverty Measures will be laid before Tynwald in May.
New prison skills centre officially opens
A new facility to help get inmates ready for work has officially been opened at the prison.
Work to repair promenade path still ongoing
Work to re-open a path down to a village's promenade is still underway.
