The Department of Environment, Food & Agriculture (DEFA) is advising residents to take care if they're visiting the Islands glens.
It says following heavy rain, damage has been caused to paths and riverbanks, and during storms walkways may become submerged.
Meanwhile, the department has closed off a popular viewpoint at Glen Wyllin following a landslide.
DEFA says it hopes to re-open it 'in the not too distant future'.
Hospice launches tree light appeal
Hospice Isle of Man is launching its Light up a Life Christmas appeal again this year.
Island part of global privacy sweep to protect children's data
The Island's information commissioner has been joining countries around the world looking into whether online services collect and protect children's data.
Island animal charity calls for donations as demand rises
An Island animal charity is asking for help meeting its costs as demand grows for its services.
Manx Utilities plans to store hazardous waste at former tip
Manx Utilities has applied for permission to store hazardous waste at a former civic amenity site.
Health Minister says private patient report can't be published yet
Health and Social Care Minister Claire Christian says a report about private patients at Noble's Hospital can't be published until next year.
Still time to have your say on windfarm proposals
There's still time to have your say on plans for the first ever windfarm off the Island's northeast coast.
Funeral announced for beloved Ramsey man
The funeral's been announced for a well-known man from Ramsey who died unexpectedly last month.
Isle of Man features in emergency services TV show this week
Port Erin coastguards will be the stars of the show this week.
