Dog owners are being warned about keeping their dogs under control.
Police on Facebook say they've dealt with a number of complaints recently about dogs that aren't under proper control.
They say owners can face prosecution under the Dogs Act 1990 if dogs are dangerous, causing a nuisance, not under control or worrying livestock.
They say most dog owners are responsible but are reminding people to make sure their pooches don't land them in trouble.
Officials meeting over Iran war worries
The government says its officials are holding meetings about the war in Iran.
easyJet rules out fuel surcharge
Airline easyJet says it won't be adding any fuel surcharges to the price of its flights this summer despite soaring costs.
Time running out to join dino run!
Dinosaurs are counting down to a huge event in Douglas this weekend.
Hospitality body needs you!
Business Isle of Man says it's looking for people from hospitality to join an industry organisation.
Commissioners call out toilet vandals
Castletown commissioners have hit out after public toilets were vandalised this week.
Fuel tax set to rise three times over coming months
The government says tax on fuel - set in line with the UK - is set to rise three times in the next 12 months.
Tributes paid to former construction firm head
Tributes are being paid to a well-known builder from the south of the Island.
Spring vaccination programme launched
Manx Care says it's launched two new vaccination programmes for spring.
