A group of rowers and sea kayakers will be taking on a 24 hour kayak marathon for charity this week.
On Friday, November 14 they'll be aiming to paddle throughout the night to raise money for Isle Stand Up To Suicide.
Organisers say they'll face sore muscles, blisters, and unpredictable weather conditions.
You can find out more and donate here.
Temporary speed limits on busy road next week
The Department of Infrastructure says there'll be speed limits on a busy Onchan road from next week.
Asbestos disease statistics revealed
Manx Care's revealed the number of people suffering from asbestos-related diseases on the Island.
No patient transfer buses bought
No patient transfer buses have been bought in the past three years, according to the infrastructure minister.
Feedback wanted to improve legal aid services
The government's asking for feedback on proposals to improve legal aid services.
Country road closed to repair flood damage
A country road in the north will be closed for a week to repair damage caused by the recent heavy rainfall.
MHK wants to know about prisoners from off-Island
Prisoners from off the Island who are serving longer terms in jail are the subject of a question from Rushen MHK Juan Watterson.
Sailings to switch to Heysham this weekend
Manxman sailings are switching from Liverpool to Heysham this weekend.
Illegal parking blocks Onchan bin wagons
Onchan commissioners say they'll ask the Department of Infrastructure to repaint double-yellow lines after illegal parking stopped bins being emptied this week.
