Over 110 firearms were handed into police as part of the Firearms and Weapons Surrender programme.
The bi-annual scheme is to encourage members of the public to hand in any unlicensed firearms, ammunition and other weapons without facing prosecution.
Officers say 112 firearms, 89 knives/swords and 15,000 rounds of ammunition were seized.
Chief Inspector Danny Rotchell says this surrender ensures the Island remains a safe place to be.
£1.4 million of new buses expected this year
The Isle of Man will be getting £1.4 million worth of new buses later this year.
Dog fouling reported to police, say commissioners
A village in the south of the Island is warning pet owners to make sure they clean up after their dogs.
Windfarm firm to sponsor Bushy's TT Village
A windfarm company planning to build turbines off the Island's east coast is sponsoring this year's Bushy's TT village.
No special 20mph enforcement by police, says minister
The Island's Justice Minister says there'll be no special enforcement of proposed 20mph zones around the Island.
0.3% of Douglas buildings ruinous or dilapidated, says report
Douglas council says the capital has 49 dilapidated or ruinous buildings.
DHSC looking for £125k a year temporary chief officer
The Department of Health and Social Care says it needs a temporary head to lead it - for up to £125,000 a year.
Two-hour delay to this evening's Liverpool sailing
The Steam Packet Company says tonight’s Manannan sailing from Liverpool will set off two hours late.
Peel lifeboat called to yacht with engine trouble
Peel lifeboat went to the aid of a yacht which suffered engine problems on Friday.
