Lifejacket could have avoided Shetland fisherman’s death, FAI finds
The death of a fisherman working off Shetland could have been avoided if he wore a lifejacket, a Fatal Accident Inquiry has found.
Help find a loving home for overlooked Jack Russell
A loving home is being sought for a Jack Russell terrier.
Concern over merger of Shetland colleges
Concerns have been raised over the proposed merger of Shetland College, Train Scotland and the North Atlantic Fisheries College.
‘Valued’ services face axe as Argyll looks to cut £9.2million
Some "valued" services are facing the axe as Argyll and Bute Council announced it expects to make savings of £9.2 million in the next financial year.
Highland road closed for 10 hours after tanker crashes through wall
A Highland road was closed for several hours yesterday after a fuel tanker crashed through a wall.
Highland road blocked after tanker overturns
A tanker is currently blocking the road after overturning on the A834 near Jamestown.
Crisis talks to be held over traffic build up at popular tourist spot
One of the most famous lighthouses in Scotland is becoming so popular that nearby residents have become virtual prisoners in their own village.
Ferry light bulb picture wins crewman photography prize
A ferry crewman who photographed himself changing a light bulb on the main mast of a vessel has won an international competition.
Friends of Raigmore donation helps liver patients
A donation to Raigmore Hospital means that specialists there can now measure the amount of fat in a patient's liver using a simple non-invasive test.
Argyll is picture perfect for filming locations
Argyll's landscape has attracted fashion shoots, dramas and documentaries to be filmed in the area this year.
Fastest ferry comes into public ownership
The largest ferry in the west coast fleet, which plies the route between Ullapool and Stornoway, has been bought on behalf of the Scottish Government.
New hope for Wick town centre thanks to offshore wind farm
Wick town centre in Caithness may be currently "dying on its feet" - but a glimmer of hope has been found for the future.
Chilean government looks to Western Isles for windfarm advice
A representative from the Ministry of Energy in Chile has been seeking advice on windfarms from a group on the isle of Lewis.
Porridge experts prepare to do battle for Golden Spurtle
Porridge experts from 12 countries will vie for the title of 2019 World Porridge Making Champion this weekend.
Mull Rally returns for 50th anniversary following two year absence
Scotland's first closed-road rally returns to Mull after a two-year break this weekend.
Golspie street to shut for sewer repairs
A street in Golspie will be closed next week while Scottish Water carries out repairs.
Western Isles Council workers to get Living Wage
Employees of Western Isles Council can all now expect to earn at least the living wage.
Volunteers encouraged to join charity’s efforts to tackle loneliness on Skye
People on Skye are being asked to volunteer to help a charity working to alleviate loneliness among older people.
Issues raised to MSP and local councillor about speeding in Moray village
Major concerns have been raised about cars speeding recklessly through a Moray village.
Loganair wins Barra, Tiree and Campbeltown contract
Flights to and from Barra, Tiree and Campbeltown will continue to be operated by Loganair.
Pioneering radiotherapy for NHS Highland
A form of radiotherapy which does not require tattoos for breast cancer patients is being pioneered by NHS Highland.
A beautiful danger on the oyster beds
It looks like a striking ornament - but this colourful starfish is the scourge of oyster beds.
Moray Council announces road closures for Remembrance Sunday parades
Road closures will be in place throughout Moray towns for the Remembrance Sunday Parades on November 10.
Proposal to expand Spean Bridge
Plans to expand a Lochaber village have been revealed.
Roadworks begin on main Argyll route as part of £170,000 project
Roadworks will begin on an major Argyll artery next week.
10 years of monthly Scottish skiing for Inverness woman
Climate change hasn't stopped a former geography teacher from Inverness from skiiing for 120 consecutive months on Scottish snow.
Changes on Mull to Morvern ferry route for Lochaline slipway works
A passenger-only service will be in place on the ferry route between Mull and Morvern while work takes place at Lochaline.
Get behind final push for bronze sculpture to mark mountaineering history
It is the final push to mark mountaineering history on the isle of Skye.
Confusion over opening of new KFC in Fort William
A question mark has emerged over the opening of a new chain restaurant in Fort William.
Highland road reopens after hay lorry sheds it load
The A9 was partially closed today outside Brora after six straw bales fell off a lorry and blocked the road.
Honorary fellowship for renowned Inverness surgeon
He is a nationally renowned and respected surgeon, teacher and researcher.
Sunday road closures for Loch Ness races
Motorists are being reminded that there will be delays and restrictions on roads around the city and Loch Ness on Sunday due to several running events.