The Island's legal aid bill has fallen for the first time in in four years.
When Tynwald sits later this month, members will see the Isle of Man Legal Aid Committee's report for the past 12 months.
In it, the body says last year the total amount of civil and criminal legal aid paid was £3,662,734 - down around £250,000 on the previous year.
The figures show legal aid in criminal cases accounted for a total of £2,433,707.
Southern bus ticket office to close for over a month
Port Erin's bus ticket office is to close for more than six weeks.
Hillberry closed until 9.30pm
A stretch of the Mountain Road in Onchan will remain shut until this evening, according to police.
Minister says 20mph limits will make communities safer and more pleasant
Infrastructure minister Michelle Haywood says new 20mph speed limits will make communities safer, as her department starts to put up signs next week.
Pet shock collar ban petition hits 1,000 mark
An animal charity's petition calling for pet shock collars to be banned on the Island has hit 1,000 signatures.
£1 million AI office launched by government
The government says it's spending £1 million of taxpayers' money on a national AI office.
'Incident' closes road in Onchan, say police
Police say a road in Onchan will be closed for some time because of an incident.
New stamps mark Chinese New Year
The Post Office has released a new set of stamps marking the Zodiac Year of the Horse.
Onchan and Douglas 20mph zones come in next week
The Department of infrastructure says a road traffic order introducing 20mph zones in Douglas and Onchan comes into force next week.
