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Amid the clatter of keys of his favourite typewriter, James Henderson reveals an unusual ambition for a teenager growing up in the digital age.
'It stayed above surface whilst moving for about 30 seconds'
Hundreds of sightings of something unexplained on Loch Ness have been reported over the centuries.
Samantha Taylor says she will never get over the death of her daughter who took her own life after disappearing from New Craigs Hospital in Inverness.
The family of a teenager who took her own life after disappearing from an Inverness hospital has received an apology and payout from NHS Highland.
It has been 90 years since Aldie Mackay and her husband were startled by a strange spectacle as they drove along the shores of Loch Ness.
People are being invited to give their views on how transport can be improved in the Highlands and Islands.
A pilot project run by Highland Council to provide in-house bus services could be expanded to include more routes.
NHS Highland has been issued with a formal reprimand after email addresses of people accessing HIV services were sent to others by mistake.
Residents in care homes for older adults will be the first to receive their spring Covid-19 booster.
Police have confirmed that a person has died after being struck by a train on the rail line between Invergordon and Dingwall last night.
Plans to introduce a new recycling service – and a new wheelie bin – to Highland households have provoked strong criticism from the public.
People in the Highlands will be looking to the new leader to take up concerns over the impact of the centralisation of 999 services.
Highland households will see the introduction of a new recycling service – and a new wheelie bin.
Humza Yousaf has won the SNP leadership contest after an intense five week election following the shock resignation of Nicola Sturgeon in February.
A Highland support service for people affected by suicide is preparing to expand its reach as it marks its fifth anniversary.
Waiting times for young people to see a mental health specialist in the Highlands are reducing – although some are waiting more than three years.
Charlie's Cafe in Inverness which has been run by the same family for 71 years is entering a new chapter in its history as it passes to a new owner.
A much-loved Highland institution has been acquired by a new owner after being in the hands of the same family for more than 70 years.
As a teenager visiting Loch Ness for the first time, Alan McKenna had a frightening experience which was to have a lasting impact.
