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Mary Ramsay brought her 'Essential Tremor' campaign to the Scottish Parliament accompanied by the National Tremor Foundation and fellow patients.
A new BBC documentary is to focus on policing the Highlands and Islands.
A ferryman who downloaded thousands of indecent images of children has been released from custody subject to strict conditions.
Mr Kent has travelled to war and disaster zones in order to lend his medical expertise to those in need.
Louise Borland scooped carer of the year for her work with a young boy she calls her best friend.
The team regularly come to the aid of those in need with their everyday heroics and bravery in the face of grave danger.
Computer science teacher Chris Aitken praised his fellow teachers while picking up the award.
Andy Kent OBE who works at Raigmore Hospital when he's not helping in war zones and disaster zones took the top award at the glittering event.
A group of determined Highland women are fundraising for Highland Hospice by trekking the mountains of Croatia later this year.
Police have welcomed Ryan Ferguson's conviction and vow to keep up the pressure on the illegal drug trade.
“We know that individuals and communities are deeply affected by the drugs trade and do not tolerate the harm it brings."
Highland Hospice is looking for stunning pictures for its annual Christmas card and calendar competition.
The event will take place later this year with people being encouraged to sign up now.
The operators said it was due to circumstances beyond their control.
The wedding was held after realising that sadly there was little time left to celebrate their love together as a family.
William MacDowell died due to health complications while serving a life sentence.
He was convicted of the double killing after years of extensive police work.
Colin Lloyd died after several falls at Raigmore Hospital in 2019.
Scottish Labour have raised grave concerns over the prospects of the road ever being double lanes.
Mhari Matheson works on various issues that plague the Highlands and Islands and done so for more than 30 years.
