Isle of Man police have issued a reminder for residents not to report crimes via social media.
Officers say crimes should not be reported through Facebook as social media isn't always monitored.
Instead, people are encouraged to use the government website to find helpful information, and contact Douglas Headquarters or your local police station if there's an issue.
The constabulary also said that while messages and social media posts are monitored, there could be a delay in response times.
Questions raised about interpreters for those under police investigation
An MHK wants to know how many people under police investigation needed an interpreter last year.
Have there been risk assessments for prom crossings?
An MHK wants to know what risk assessments have been carried out on the courtesy crossings on the capital's promenade.
Question of language requirements for immigrants to be debated
The issue of English language requirements for immigrants will be brought up in the House of Keys next week.
MHK wants more info on this week's airport disruption
An MHK wants to know about challenges faced by the airport as the Island returned to work at the start of this year.
Increase in pest reports at Ramsey hospital
A total of 39 pest inspections were carried out at Ramsey Cottage Hospital over the past seven months.
Fancy becoming a TT marshal?
If you're interested in becoming a TT marshal, there's still time to book yourself a training course this year.
Rise of AI being abused in Island schools
Police say their school education officers have noticed a sharp rise in the abuse of AI by students on the Island.
Still time to nominate Onchan community hero
There's still time to nominate a public-spirited Onchan resident for a special award.
