A new drugs study being carried out by Liverpool John Moore's University could see a change in policy.
The Department of Home Affairs has asked for a review into how common cannabis use is, and how it could harm society.
It's thought the study will be finished by next September, with policy options available to Tynwald by January 2024.
Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says politicians need data and evidence to properly inform a debate on drugs policy.
Ferry sailings called off
Two scheduled sailings have been cancelled tonight because of weather.
Warning over gift manx.net card scams
Police are warning people to be wary of scams targeting manx.net email addresses.
Chamber of Commerce issues advice over immigration language changes
The Island's Chamber of Commerce says companies should check candidates they're considering recruiting as immigration rules change.
Police appeal after late-night incident in Douglas
Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident in central Douglas in the early hours of Sunday morning.
£10k to be spent on Onchan Raceway's drainage
Onchan Commissioners have agreed to spend £10,000 improving drainage at the village's raceway after problems with flooding.
Airline opens new UK base - with IOM flights this weekend
An airline's celebrating opening its latest UK base, as it prepares to start flying to it from the Isle of Man.
Mountain Road to stay closed until tomorrow
It's been announced the Mountain Road will remain shut until tomorrow.
School meals cost government around £4 per child
Primary school meals cost government an average of around four pounds per child each day over the past three months.
