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Much of the Highlands was cooler and greyer than normal in July but not particularly wet, the Met Office has said.
Emergency services were scrambled to Inverness Airport after the jet declared an emergency and aborted its landing less than 400ft above the runway.
An eight-day bin strike could hit bin collections in the Highlands next month after pay talks stalled.
An epic charity motorbike challenge is stopping at every lifeboat station in the far north to raise funds for good causes.
New air ambulances with better ranges and performance are being promised after the latest contract to provide the vital service was awarded.
South African academics have been welcomed to the Highlands as part of an exchange link up involving the University of the Highlands and Islands.
A Conservative with strong Highland connections is reportedly considering a bid for the party's soon to be vacant Scottish leadership post.
Skipinnish celebrated their 25th anniversary in style during a three-day weekender at the Big Top Under Canvas. Were you there?
The number has risen sharply in five years and mental health advocates think this is driven by better support and efforts to destigmatise.
Rail passengers using the Highland Mainline face disruption until the end of the day, train bosses are now warning.
A missing man who sparked a police appeal on Saturday morning has been traced “safe and well”.
Concerns are growing for the welfare of a missing Hull man who was last seen driving across the Dornoch Bridge.
Rail passengers were facing further disruption on the Highland Mainline on Saturday morning after a broken down train blocked the track overnight.
Police have urged the public to call them “as soon as possible” if they spot a missing man officers are trying to trace.
The A9 was closed both ways for a short time on Thursday afternoon following a crash near Dunrobin Castle.
The initiative is already helping hungry families in London - and operator is eager to set up similar initiatives at the northern ends of its route.
A new voluntary £40 pass for campervanners & motorhome owners visiting the Highlands has sparked heated reaction from residents and travellers alike.
High Life Highland’s has affirmed its commitment towards helping to tackle climate change.
A new voluntary scheme has launched aimed at encouraging campervanners visiting the region to contribute towards the cost of tourist infrastructure.
Hotels dotted around the North Coast 500 have launched a ‘Kids Eat Free’ initiative this summer.
