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.
Government warns of scams using Manx politicians
The government's warning the public to be vigilant as the Island sees a spike in social media scams.
More palm oil washes up on northern beach
The Coastguard is warning of more palm oil washing up on the Island's shores.
Manx designer represents Island on UK fashion scene
An Island designer is flying the Manx flag in the UK fashion and costume design industries.
Do you have questions about bus services?
Bus Vannin is holding a drop-in session for people with questions about its services next week.
DOI considering options to develop farm site
The Department of Infrastructure is currently considering options to develop Crossag Farm in Ballasalla.
Government has over 60 PR and marketing staff
The government employs over 60 full-time staff who work in media, marketing or public relations.
Uni students to get more government support
The government says students and their families will get more help with the cost of university from September.
Tynwald votes in favour of lower minimum wage rise
Tynwald's voted to back cutting April's minimum wage rise from 9.9 percent to five percent.
