There are no confirmed cases of Monkeypox on the island, despite rising numbers in the UK.
That's the latest from the Isle of Man government as it urges people to be aware of symptoms.
Those include rashes, fever, headaches and swollen lymph nodes.
Anyone who suspects they may have the virus is asked to book an appointment at the GUM sexual health clinic in Douglas.
More information is available here.
Government income from nursing care placements rises
The amount of money made by government for nursing care placements has risen by 30 per cent in the last five years.
Tyson Fury's move to Island confirmed
Former heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has permanently moved to the Island from Morecambe.
Students invited to apply for paid summer placements
Local university students and organisations are being invited to take part in paid summer projects.
Heritage body's land totals thousands of acres
An Island culture and heritage body says it owns more than 2,000 acres of land across the Isle of Man.
Key windfarm meeting delayed
A meeting to set a timetable and process for the government to examine an offshore windfarm application has been delayed by six weeks.
13 arrested in drink-drive campaign
Police are reminding people not to drink or do drugs before getting behind the wheel this Christmas.
Laxey road shut until January
A road in Laxey has closed for work - and will reopen at the end of next month.
Former Motor Museum goes on the market
If you ever wanted to own your own motor museum on the TT course, now's your chance!
