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A campaigner for Blue Badge fees to be scrapped has vowed to carry on after councillors agreed they should remain in place in the Highlands.
More than £25,000 worth of damage was caused to a Nairn local authority house after a woman recklessly lit tea lights near furniture and a bed.
Figures reveal the number of young people waiting more than a year to see a mental health specialist has risen eight-fold in the past two years.
Out-of-town fashion and homeware retailer Matalan is temporarily closing its Highland capital store at Inshes Retail Park for a revamp.
Revised plans have been revealed for a “unique” micro whisky distillery for Inverness after a hotel changed its mind about developing a microbrewery.
Standing charges should be abolished from energy bills, according to Green Party members in the Highlands and Islands.
Advice urging people to work from home where possible is to be eased in favour of a hybrid working system in Scotland from Monday.
It will include a full-sized Olympic-standard bouldering wall, children's walls and a weights room for mountain and adventure sports training.
Highland-born Hollywood actress Karen Gillan has been named as this year's Grand Marshal for the famous New York Tartan Day Parade
Q. I’m planning some hillwalks in the next few months. What do I need to pack in my first aid kit?
For people experiencing the greatest poverty, it can be a choice between whether to eat or heat, according to a Highland charity.
A young lawyer who endured three years of pain from profound warping to her spine has experienced life-changing recovery thanks to a physiotherapist.
Renewed plans for a multimillion-pound expansion at an out-of-town retail park in Inverness are inappropriate, according to Highland Council officers.
Renewed plans for a multimillion-pound expansion at an out-of-town retail park in Inverness are inappropriate, according to Highland Council officers.
A person who was pronounced dead on the rail line near Inverness has been identified as a woman.
He has been the public face of NHS Highland throughout the pandemic but Dr Tim Allison has only been director of public health for the past 18 months.
A person has been pronounced dead on the rail line near Inverness.
One of the stars of this year’s pantomime at Eden Court also has plenty of other roles to keep her busy over the festive season.
Random customers in the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness have been the target of Christmas acts of kindness.
A pioneering centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs is set to make a massive difference for Highland families.
