Police are warning children they'll soon have powers to seize vapes when new laws come into force.
The Island's Vaping Products Act takes effect in May, and outlaws under-18s possessing or being sold vapes.
On Facebook, the Northern Neighbourhood Policing Team says the new law means they'll seize and destroy vapes if they find children with them.
Officers say they'll be working with schools and youth workers to educate young people who vape.
Island Dong deal brings in less than £100,000 in a decade
The government's had less than £100,000 in the last 10 years as it rents out part of our seabed to an energy company.
Douglas to apply to twin with Dublin
The Island's capital is moving ahead with plans to twin with Ireland's capital city.
New name chosen for Willaston flats
Douglas council says it'll name a new block of flats in the capital after a newspaper editor and political activist.
Should taxpayer compensate those living near windfarms?
Will the government compensate people whose houses fall in value because of a wind farm in the south of the Island?
Knives surprise Post Office chair
The Chairman of the Post Office says almost 50 knives were confiscated by the Post Office in the last four months.
TT organisers 'waiting to hear from Red Arrows'
The government says it's hopeful the Isle of Man will get a TT show from the Red Arrows this year.
Is Manx law ready for self-driving vehicles?
Is the Island's legal system ready for self-driving cars?
Bond money spent on Steam Packet and Manx Utilities, says Treasury minister
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the government spent a bond worth hundreds of millions of pounds on the Steam Packet and Manx Utilities.
