Fire Crews were called out to in Douglas and Port Erin over the weekend.
On Facebook the Fire and Rescue Service said it visited properties because of wood burning stoves causing carbon monoxide incidents.
It says that it's important to know the signs of carbon monoxide poisoning because it's not always easy to spot when there has been a leak.
The gas doesn't have a smell and is highly toxic so the service urges people to install detectors.
Possible disruption to bus services this evening
Bus Vannin's warning passengers of more possible disruption today.
Pier restoration project marks progress with Sunday celebration
A community project to restore a pier in the north is celebrating progress this Sunday!
MNH announce Hop Tu Naa celebrations
Manx National Heritage has announced its events to celebrate Hop Tu Naa.
Ramsey cannabis café heads to Douglas for one-night event
A cannabis café from Ramsey says it'll be coming to Douglas tonight.
Thousands of names to be read at Gaza remembrance vigil in Douglas
A vigil will be held today for more than 10,000 children killed during the Gaza conflict.
Work Outdoors? DEFA has a job for you
If you love the great Manx outdoors, the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it may have just the job for you!
Water main works to begin along Glenfaba Road
Manx Utilities says it'll begin the next phase of a huge water mains replacement project next week.
Dunlop and McGuinness TT bikes up for auction
There's a chance to own motorbikes ridden by two of the TT's greatest stars.
