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Extinction Rebellion protesters placed a banner on the side of the Kessock Bridge this morning.
Provisional dates for the relaxation of restrictions have been announced today by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
There have been no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Highlands in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.
Highland Archive Service shares how it is working differently to continue serving the community at this challenging time.
Two 15-year-old girls who went missing have been found safe and well, according to police.
Prince Charles has written to a Highland great-granny who is raising cash for charity by climbing equivalent of Suilven on her stairs at home
An Inverness man accused of rape had a request for bail refused.
Drew Hendry has challenged retailer Matalan to tell him its plan for protecting staff and customers after it reopened its city outlet this morning.
THE owner of Frankie and Benny's plans to close 125 sites across the country, putting up to 3000 jobs at risk.
Dozens of anti-racism and Black Lives Matter signs have been removed from Ness Bridge in Inverness.
Regional MSP David Stewart has announced he will retire at the next Scottish Parliament election.
A café popular with visitors from Sutherland will not reopen – but the owner is not giving up on her dreams.
Cocaine and heroin worth more than £16,000 has been seized by police in Inverness.
One of the co-founders of Highland Hospice has died.
UHI has awarded the title of professor to two of its academic staff.
Two men are dead following an incident in Inverness last night.
ONE man was killed and several other people were injured when a knifeman burst into an Inverness flat and ran amok.
With some businesses facing a battle to survive organisers of the Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards say it was inappropriate to go ahead this year.
The University of the Highlands and Islands has confirmed that it intends to start its autumn term on the usual dates.
FOR the second day in a row there have been no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Highlands, new figures have shown.
