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An online fundraiser 'shows love and community spirit is absolutely evident'.
Highland Council will press ahead with plans to increase the price of electric vehicle (EV) chargers by 130 per cent.
A final-year degree student at UHI Inverness has won two separate memorial awards in recognition of her dedication to her studies.
The Highland Heroes 2022 awards ceremony was a truly inspirational event.
What do four high school graduates have in common with a science teacher, retired hotelier, software developer and a retired occupational therapist?
A 'Town Centre Health Check' by Highland Council paints a mixed picture of the health and attractiveness of Brora, Dornoch and Golspie town centres.
The return of a fabulous fashion event raised thousands for good causes, filling organisers with pride and surpassing their wildest dreams of success.
Figures show a reduction in teacher numbers in the past year in the Highland Council area.
Fergus Ewing has continued to attack from within after also hitting out at his own party over A9 dualling
Three men have been sentenced after pleading guilty to being involved in the supply of drugs in the Highlands.
In a teaser video Karen Gillan reveals she is involved in developing a new app.
The head of a Highland tourist organisation has responded to news that Highland Council is to revisit the idea of a visitor levy – or tourist tax.
Flights to Manchester and Heathrow were both cancelled today.
The health board says there is still time for those eligible to get vaccinations.
Heavy snow across the region has seen classes cancelled for thousands of pupils across the Highlands.
Samaritans is seeking to ensure people know they do not need to struggle alone this winter.
Merkinch Primary issued a survey to students including a question about identity.
ScotRail is adding extra services to its timetable tomorrow, which had been disrupted due to the latest round of RMT Network Rail strikes.
The health board is directing people to other sources of help today.
Orthopaedic patients face a seven-year wait in the Highlands unless surgical rates increase dramatically, according to new research
