More than 54,000 Coronavirus vaccines have now been administered on the Isle of Man.
That's according to the latest update from government - issued last night.
A further 1,201 were given yesterday - most of which were first doses.
It means 38.727 people have now had their initial jab and more than 15,000 have also had the follow-up vaccination.
Insurance office in Douglas could become a childcare facility
A former insurance office in the capital could become a childcare facility catering for up to 75 youngsters.
Is it your dream to live above a pub?
If your dream is to live above a pub, you may be in luck!
Almost four warrants issued a week for unpaid fines
New figures show almost four warrants are issued every week for unpaid fines.
Peel Power Station damaged by Storm Eowyn
A power station in the West was damaged by violent gales last week.
Crash at tram stop in the East of the Island
The police say there's been a crash at a tram stop in the East.
Mountain Road reopening pushed back
The reopening of the Mountain Road has been pushed back.
Charity looking for warden for nature reserve
An Island charity is looking for someone to help at a nature reserve in the north of the Island.
Education Minister says taking £100k from primary schools is not a budget cut
Education Minister Daphne Caine says taking £100,000 from 32 Island primary schools to avoid a £1 million overspend is not a cut.
