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A growing number of community councils in the Highlands have joined forces calling for greater clarity on plans for major energy projects.
The A9 remains closed at Tomich in Easter Ross following a two-vehicle collision this afternoon.
International bestselling crime writer Peter May will talk about his forthcoming new book when he visits Inverness later this month.
British long-distance cyclist and broadcaster Mark Beaumont has sent a good luck message ahead of a Highland charity fundraising cycle challenge.
Air passengers flying from Inverness are still being advised to arrive early as work continues to resolve a technical issue with a security scanner.
Robbie Burgess, who has a dual diagnosis of Downs Syndrome and autism and is non-verbal, is about to celebrate his 16th birthday.
The number of people in the Highlands who died due to drug misuse last year has shown a marked decrease.
Bruce Norval was among more than 30,000 people in the UK infected with HIV and hepatitis C after being given contaminated blood products.
There is an exhausted note in Zoe Willis France’s voice as she reflects on the 10 years she has been waiting to get an autism diagnosis for her son.
Thousands of visitors at a Black Isle event were given an insight into what goes on behind the scenes in the haulage industry.
A new pay deal worth up to 7.75 per cent has been secured for workers at Inverness Airport, Unite has confirmed.
A plea has been issued by Inverness Museum for help in repairing its popular penny press machine.
A Highland theatre company has been commissioned to create the scripted material and interpretative signs at the Inverness Castle Experience.
A long-established Inverness institution has re-opened its doors – with crinkle-cut chips set to return to the menu.
It has been a Belladrum Festival fit for its 20th anniversary, according to event producder Dougie Brown.
Festival-goers from babes in arms to seasoned revellers have been enjoying three days of music and fun at Belladrum Festival near Beauly.
The beauty of the Belladrum Festival is that you never know who you will encounter.
Crowds of eager festival-goers have been filling up the Belladrum Festival site near Beauly as the three-day event gets off to a start.
Thousands of festival-goers have started arriving at the Belladrum Estate near Beauly for three days of music, dance and entertainment.
In a corner of the Belladrum Festival site, work is under way to secure an inflatable giant pair of rainbow-coloured hands in the shape of heart.
