Highland Hospice thanks the Highland Council for their support following £6,000 donation
Council officials have raised more than £6,000 for the Highland Hospice.
University students design new programme for Ross County Football Club
Ross County Football Club are preparing to launch a new digital match programme after acquiring the talents of some north students.
Highland Health worker to trek across China in aid of charity
A health worker who battled two life changing illnesses is to trek across China in aid of sick children in the north.
Resident urges motorists to take a stand to protect Highland roads
A Highland resident is urging motorists to take a stand and report pot holes after finding one so big he had to stop and cordon it off himself.
VIDEO: Stranded sailor launches crowdfunding appeal to help set sail for home
A solo sailor stranded in Sutherland has been “overwhelmed” by the support of Sutherland residents as he launches a crowdfunding appeal to help him set sail for home.
VIDEO: Detectives hopeful for new leads into the death of Caithness man Stefan Sutherland
A team of police officers yesterday hit the streets of a Caithness village as part of a review into the mysterious death of a local man.
Inverness Victorian Market busker shares ‘heartbreaking news’ Emily the Dalmatian has died following short illness
She was a near-permanent fixture in Inverness's Victorian Market with her busker owner.
Hilton community cafe reopens to the public
A city café has reopened for business after a fears it would close for good.
Maggie’s Highlands to host Golf Day to help reach £150,000 fundraising target
A Highland cancer charity is preparing to take to the golf course to help achieve an ambitious £150,000 fundraising target.
Kiltarlity celebrates as people power secures promise of new Stagecoach timetable
Residents of a Highland village are rejoicing after Stagecoach announced plans for a 'new and improved' service, having been inundated with complaints from dissatisfied customers.
Riders prepare to take on the 15th annual Strathpuffer
Highland bike riders are preparing to put their skills to the test as the legendary Strathpuffer 24 makes its return to Ross-shire.
PICTURES: Work to protect Glenfinnan Viaduct and West Highland Line from landslips gets underway
Essential works to protect the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and the vital West Highland Line from landslips and rockfalls is underway.
Mental health ward at Migdale Hospital to re-open as NHS Highland tackle staffing shortages
A Highland mental health ward is preparing to re-open its doors to admissions after NHS officials took measures to combat its staffing crisis.
Nature reserve swamped as impact of Storm Brendan continue to be felt across the north
An Inverness beauty spot was left submerged as Storm Brendan left a trail of destruction in its wake.
Fort George closes as strong winds continue to batter the north
Security was even tighter than usual at Fort George today as the gates had to be closed amidst high winds that continued to cause disruption to roads, ferry services and schools in the north.
New Easter Ross homes will help keep young people in region
A Highland village could welcome hundreds of new residents if plans for 140 affordable homes are approved.
Anglers toast a new season on the River Thurso
Dozens of anglers made their way to the north over the weekend to mark the start of the new fishing season.
Glenfinnan celebrates Old New Year with shinty match
Residents of a small Lochaber community have braved the harsh winter conditions to celebrate the Old New Year.
Scheduled operations at Raigmore Hospital cancelled following surge in admissions
Scheduled operations at Raigmore Hospital have been cancelled due to overwhelming demand for hospital beds.
Work to install long-overdue pedestrian crossings in Inverness gets underway
Highland representatives have welcomed a significant boost to road safety in Inverness with work scheduled to commence on the installation of two controlled crossings on the A82.
Highland dog groomer lends a helping hand in Thailand
A Highland dog groomer has helped care for rescued animals during a recent trip to Southeast Asia.
Road in the Western Isles closed due to weather conditions
A road in the Western Isles has been closed by police tonight as harsh weather conditions sweep across the area.
Family call for Highland care home to be shut down
The heartbroken family of a dementia sufferer are calling for a Highland care home to be shut down after their terrified mother was found lying face down on the road more than a mile away.
Shocking catalogue of failings at Inverness care home laid bare in new report
Inspectors have revealed the shocking conditions which forced them to seek the immediate closure of an Inverness care home - and to urgently rehome its 25 residents.
Highland cafe saved from closure as High Life expand catering services across Inverness
A north café has been saved from closure as High Life Highland (HLH) announce plans to take it under their wing.
Highland Council assist in clearing up beached sperm whale in Ardersier
Environmental health officers have been coordinating the disposal of a sperm whale after it washed ashore near Ardersier.
Entrant numbers rise ahead of return of Inverness Music Festival
Organisers of the Inverness Music Festival have been flooded with entries for this year's event.
New Merkinch Primary school campus set for completion in November
A new multi-million pound school campus in Inverness will be open for business by 2021 as contractors pledge to have it in working order by November.
Lochaber Men’s Shed feeling the strain as rising costs leaves future in the balance
The future of a north Men's Shed is hanging in the balance as it struggles to meet running costs.
Highland MS sufferer overwhelmed as the public rallies to help reach £42,000 target
A woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) is just £10,000 away from raising enough money to receive life-changing treatment in Russia.
Highland student shares experience of living in dark in Arctic for past four months
A Highland student working in the Arctic has described adjusting to living in the dark for the last four months.
Men in the north and Moray tell how Men’s Shed movement has improved their lives
It’s a movement which began two decades ago, and more than 9,000 miles away.