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.
Coal fund starts distributions
One of the Island's oldest charities will hold its first distribution of the year this week.
Bee Gees' former home for sale
Fancy living in a former home of the Bee Gees?
Road Safety Week starts with mobile warning
Police are reminding people not to use their mobile phones behind the wheel.
Roadworks mean bus diversions in Willaston this week
Buses in Willaston will be diverted this week as roadworks get underway.
Calf's blast of vapour mistaken for fire
Firefighters say reports of a blaze on the Calf of Man at the weekend turned out to be something unexpected.
Black ice warning after crash
Police are warning motorists about freezing conditions on the roads this morning.
Vet to continue farm service
An Island vet company says it'll continue serving farms until at least the New Year.
Post Office announces last Xmas post dates
Isle of Man Post Office says if you're planning on sending gifts and cards off the Island, the deadline's rapidly approaching!
