Highland group raises more than £22k for cancer charities
An incredible £22,000 has been raised by a kind-hearted crew aboard a busy tourist boat on the west coast.
Concern as fishermen’s deaths make it most dangerous career in Scotland
The partner of a man who was drowned at sea has urged fishermen to get behind new safety measures in a bid to save lives.
Stornoway’s Peat & Diesel to launch second album at Celtic Connections next year
Just one year on from their first ever gig in a Lewis pub, Stornoway’s inimitable trio Peat and Diesel will launch their second album Light my Byre at Glasgow’s iconic Barrowland Ballroom in January.
Author writing historical Lochaber true-crime book
An author has embarked on writing the true crimes of Lochaber.
Charity launches service for children living with a cancer diagnosis
Families and children affected by cancer are now being offered personal support by a Shetland cancer charity.
Bride-to-be wins entire wedding for free at Inverness fair
A bride-to-be's upcoming big day became an even more special occasion yesterday - when she won the entire wedding for free.
Cannabis tea taking off for Fort William business
A pot of cannabis tea to soothe aches and pains is proving a runaway success in Lochaber.
Investigation after ‘unexplained’ fire destroys van and two cars in Inverness
Residents are appealing for information amid suspicions that a works van and two cars were destroyed in a deliberate fire at an Inverness housing estate.
Controversial tourist tax rejected by north business leaders
A plan to apply a controversial tourist tax in the north has been rejected by business leaders.
Probe into Highland bothy rat poison after dog rushed to vet
An investigation has been launched after rat poison was left in a popular Cairngorms bothy.
Resurfacing works for the A82 between Fort William and Inverness announced
Work to improve the road between Fort William and Inverness will take place next week.
Responsible tourism on the agenda of Highland conference
The region's largest tourism conference will focus on responsible tourism when it meets in Inverness at the end of the month.
Glen Nevis bus survey in bid to fight traffic chaos after bereaved families complain of tourists parking in graveyard
A plan to manage "horrendous" traffic chaos in a Highland glen has taken a step forward with the launch of a consultation.
NHS Highland board appoints vice chairwoman
The incoming NHS Highland vice chairwoman says "best possible healthcare" is top of the agenda.
Soap company scrubs up for development
The expansion of a successful Highland business will get under way this week.
UHI award given to former Caley Thistle and Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie
A Highland footballer has been given a prestigious award by the north's higher education establishment.
Meet Lisa Williams, the new World Porridge-Making Champion
The title of world porridge champion is heading south of the border after this year's competition was won by a woman who runs a social enterprise cafe for adults with learning disabilities.
How you can help repair a rare Pictish stone found in Highland graveyard
A crowdfunding campaign has been launched for the repair and conservation of a rare Pictish stone.
It’s months behind schedule, but Caledonian Sleeper will finally call at north stations
The operators of the Caledonian Sleeper have finally completed the roll-out of their £150million fleet of trains for passengers travelling from London to the Highlands - three months later than planned.
Art space opens up opportunities for pupils
Students are all set to have a creative space of their own thanks to a partnership between the public and private sector.
New initiative launched to focus on how grief matters in the Highlands
An initiative to support people, who suffer bereavement in the Highlands, will launch a Living with Grief group next month.
Community day to focus on Riverside Way
A community activity day will focus on controversial plans for walking and cycling routes along the River Ness.
MSPs raise right to die at home after Shetland GP’s call
A Shetland doctor is calling for islanders to get the right end-of-life care to be able to die at home if they want to.
Scottish comedian Craig Hill coming to Inverness
Scottish comedian Craig Hill is heading for a night in Inverness as part of his UK tour.
Lews Castle College UHI student commended for professional approach
A dedicated student has been named as the University of the Highlands and Islands further education student of the year.
Gaelic in a global and digital world
The University of Glasgow and the Mòd Ghlaschu organising committee are hosting a special seminar to consider the future of Gaelic in a global and digital context.
Warning to motorists as new parking regulations come into effect in Inverness
Motorists are being warned to look at signs ahead of new parking regulations on a busy city centre street.
Highland pride organisers announce name change
Proud Ness organisers have announced they will go forward as Highland Pride in recognition of the LGBT+ community across the region.
Find out timetable changes for Stagecoach services
Stagecoach has announced some services will revert to winter timetables from the end of October.
North women encouraged to think physics
A science and technology centre in Inverness is encouraging pupils to pursue their passions.
Fury as blame being laid at door of voluntary group for museum closure
A group of volunteers have hit out at Moray Council after feeling blamed for a museum closure.
Inn dig give clues to Sutherland life before the Highland Clearances
An archaeological dig in Sutherland has given a fascinating insight into local life just before the Highland Clearances.