Two dairy farmer brothers from the south of the Island have won an international award.
David and Rob Cooil of Ballagawne Farm in Ballabeg won the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group's Silver Lapwing.
The award is given to farmers who show a commitment to conservation in their commercial business.
They introduced a grass-based dairy system which has helped wildlife flourish and led to the rediscovery of some wildflower species.
Audiology drop-ins resume
Manx Care says audiology clinics at Noble's Hospital - which were suspended because of overcrowding last month - will resume next week.
DEFA issues advice for Callig fishing
If you catch Callig off the Island's coast, there's new advice for you from the government.
Witness appeal after St Johns crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a driver crashed into a van but didn't stop earlier this week.
Scam bank calls cost Island residents £135,000
Police say scammers impersonating banks over the phone have cost Manx residents £135,000 recently.
Lambing season starts - keep your dog under control
Police are reminding people to keep their dogs under control at a critical time for the Island's farmers.
Stop speeding outside schools!
Police are warning drivers after reports of speeding outside schools, with children only in their second week of the new term.
Illegal parking blocks Onchan bin wagon
Onchan commissioners are reminding people to park considerately after bins couldn't be emptied this morning.
College lecturer groped student, regulator hears
An Island nursing lecturer who touched a student sexually and bullied another has been struck off the professional register.
