Police are warning they're taking a zero-tolerance approach to violence - especially over the festive period.
They say any domestic violence, fighting in the streets or aggressive behaviour to members of the public or police will not be taken lightly.
Officers are asking people to consider how much they drink especially if they think they are prone to violent outbursts while intoxicated.
PC Stuart McLean says anyone who is a victim of violence should contact the police:
Liverpool sailings cancelled
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings have been called off today.
Government IT problems hit Welcome Centre
The Welcome Centre says problems with government IT means a restricted service today.
Davy Knowles performing this Saturday
Manx blues rocker Davy Knowles will be performing this weekend in Douglas.
Part of Old Castletown Road closed
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll close a section of the Old Castletown Road for around three weeks.
Patients could be charged for assisted dying
Choosing to end your own life many mean a hefty private medical bill, according to a Tynwald committee.
Temporary traffic lights at Handley's Corner tomorrow
A section of the A3 Castletown to Ramsey road will close tomorrow for emergency repairs to a water main.
Fancy spending half an hour on enormous Douglas organ?
There's a chance to play a century-old Wurlitzer which weighs more than 10 tonnes.
Emergency work needed in Ballasalla
Emergency work in the south of the Island may mean delays for motorists this week.
