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SUPPORT US NOW Support us nowDeveloper is ready to build a major hotel and retail complex by the A9 after winning lengthy legal battle over village name with distiller.
Brora Rangers boss Craig Campbell is prioritising quality over quantity as he looks for reinforcements at Dudgeon Park this summer.
Lairg Rovers will go into their Highland Amateur Cup third round tie knowing they will be seen as underdogs against Pentland United.
NHS Highland says that robotic surgery is transforming patient care in the Highlands.
Three Highland Council-led multi-agency groups are working to manage and ease visitor pressures across the region.
One of the sickest Highlanders to survive Covid-19 has made a plea for more compassion to be shown towards the vulnerable with restrictions eased.
Highland Council planners are set to consider a move to build 250 homes on the edge of a Ross-shire town.
More public money is to be spent on land at the Gathering Place artwork – but Highland Council cannot say how much.
A jet plane enthusiast who built a life-size cock-pit and flight simulator in his garage is set to offer a new adrenaline-charged experience.
A Black Isle tartan designer has plaid a blinder by becoming Team Scotland’s official parade outfit designer for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
A major police crackdown on Highland roads snared five men at speeds of over or close to 100 miles per hour.
Police have issued a renewed plea for information to help trace an Easter Ross man last seen four weeks ago in Sutherland.
A north journalist and LGBTQIA+ campaigner has condemned rising discriminatory rhetoric against people of different sexualities and gender identities.
Cattachs ending season on high despite failed league defence.
A crisis service for young people and children has been criticised by inspectors for a series of failings.
Police are seeking help from the public after a road crash left three drivers in hospital earlier this week.
An English tourist is claiming the second officially logged Loch Ness Monster sighting of 2022.
NHS Highland is asking people how they can help provide extra support to ensure care for people is targeted at those who need it the most.
Ambitious moves are afoot to create a “game-changing” £1-2 million mecca for women’s and community football in the Highlands.
A veteran Loch Ness Monster spotter claims to have captured this year’s first registered webcam sighting of the fabled beast.