Police have launched an investigation after bogus election leaflets were posted in Douglas.
Douglas City Council says the flyers pretend to be from sitting councillors and feature their names and mobile phone numbers.
But the local authority says the leaflets are fakes, spreading misinformation ahead of next month's elections.
A spokesperson said it's disappointing someone is trying to mislead voters, and the matter's been reported to police.
School dinner report 'published soon'
The Education Minister says a review into school meals will be published in the coming days.
TT visitors warned over accommodation scam
A woman from Douglas says would-be TT visitors should ignore adverts about renting her home - because they're a scam.
Stall applications are now open for Tynwald Day
You can now apply for a plot at this year's Tynwald Day
MHK has change of heart over area plan
The MHK who was in charge of the area plan for the north and west of the Island says she'll now oppose it.
New board members who are passionate about sustainability wanted
A green body is looking for people to help oversee the Island's UNESCO Biosphere status
Witness appeal after minor crash
Police are asking for witnesses to come forward after an incident on the Island's roads this week.
Four visits this year for huge cruise ship
The biggest cruise ship to visit the Island will be back for four visits this year.
Minister can't estimate government's gas field costs
The Infrastructure Minister says a lot of time and money has been spent on the Crogga project.
