Businesses are being asked to turn red for the British Heart Foundation.
According to the charity 515 people in the UK will be taken to hospital for a heart attack today.
The 'Wear It, Beat It' event will take place in two weeks time - local landmarks including the Tower of Refuge, the power station and Strand Street will be lit in the colour for 24-hours.
Barbara Dunn is a fundraising manager for the charity:
Cheap broadband consultation extended
The Island's telecoms regulator says there's more time to have your say on plans for a cheap essential broadband product.
Ramsey deli to close next month
A sandwich shop in Ramsey says it'll shut its premises next month.
Vegetarian coffee shop announces closure
A popular coffee shop in Douglas says it'll close its doors this weekend.
Ramsey to get medical cannabis social club
A cannabis club which was hoping to open in Peel says it'll now open in Ramsey.
Weather warning for coastal overtopping today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for this morning.
Keys to discuss 21 questions and four new laws
The House of Keys sits this morning, with four new laws and 21 questions on the agenda.
Jiu-Jitsu champion makes Manx sporting history
A local jiu-jitsu coach has made history by becoming the first Manx athlete to win double gold medals in a major championship.
MHK asks how much NI cuts would cost government
How would government income be affected if it cut employer's national insurance payments?
