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Police have issued a public appeal to help locate a wanted man who may be in the Highlands.
The life of the man who founded Highland mental health charity, Mikeysline, has been celebrated at a memorial event in Inverness.
Amid towers of scaffolding and stacks of construction materials, work is gathering pace at the very heart of Inverness Castle.
Motorists are being warned of various road closures in the Highlands following heavy rain.
"We should never underestimate the ability to change lives by being there for others," says Highland councillor.
Strong winds could bring disruption to the Highlands during Wednesday.
Young film makers across the Highlands have won nominations in the annual Gaelic film competition FilmG.
Raigmore Hospital paediatric consultant speaks of desperation to get his family out.
Train services in Scotland remain suspended this morning until the rail lines have been checked in the wake of Storm Jocelyn.
Thousands of pupils across the Highlands will miss school today in the wake of Storm Isha.
No train services are running this morning in Scotland until rail lines have been inspected as Storm Isha hit the UK.
A major journalism award is to be presented in memory of writer and broadcaster Bill McAllister who died last April.
Life, death, and disease in the Middle Ages will be put in the spotlight by TV presenter Professor Alice Roberts at an event in Inverness.
Visitors to Inverness Castle which is set to open as a major tourist attraction next year will be able to buy a special souvenir whisky as a memento.
A Highland politician who was sexually assaulted has revealed how a "kind, honest, experienced voice" on the other side of the phone rescued her.
Complimentary slow cookers will be provided to participants on a free cooking course run by New Start Highland.
By day she is a community nurse in England but by night she is a devoted Nessie hunter.
Yulia Kushch says her life – like the lives of all Ukrainians – is divided into the past before the war and the new present.
Bishop Mark Strange of Moray, Ross and Caithness, the Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, delivers his festive message:
Enthusiastic staff from SSE Renewables braved a dip in Loch Ness with the strongmen Stoltman brothers for a mental health charity.
