The championship returned to Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club last weekend, with one Brora club member having a strong showing.
Ally Macdonald’s long and successful association with the Cattachs will come to an end this summer.
Highland Pride will look slightly different this year after the charity confirmed plans for a programme of events throughout Pride month.
The 2024 Highlands and Islands League season kicks off on Sunday.
ScottishPower will award the prize to four different women's or girls' teams across the Highlands and Islands.
ScottishPower will award the prize to four different women's or girls' teams across the Highlands and Islands.
One of the oldest courses in the world, and premier Highland golfing destinations, requires major repairs that will cost six-figures.
Understanding dysphoria is a key element of understanding trans people's experiences – here is one example of dealing with it from Inverness.
Data shows that NHS Highland are keeping pace with demand for gender clinics better than anywhere else in Scotland – but that was not always the case.
NHS Highland are keeping pace with the rate of referrals to gender identity services better than any other health board in Scotland, new data shows.
Brora Rangers will keep hold of their number one, who was only joined on a short-term contract, until the end of the season.
The inclusive dance fitness class returned at the Spectrum Centre, doubling up as a fundraiser for Highland Pride.
Adam Mackinnon believes his return to Dudgeon Park on loan from Ross County will benefit everyone involved.
Freezing conditions have forced the postponement of Brora Rangers' scheduled Highland League Cup final this weekend.
The goalkeeper, on loan from Ross County, is desperate not to let his first chance at silverware slip through his fingers.
Brora Rangers made sure their name was in the hat for the fourth round of the Scottish Cup – and they will take on former Highland League rivals.
Youth Highland chief executive Clair Nichols believing that damning data for LGBTQ+ young people in rural areas will help lead to positive change.
Vigils were held in both Inverness and Thurso to memorialise those trans people who had been killed over the preceding year.
2023 primary school pupil of the year Kornelia Porozynska has only redoubled her volunteering efforts since winning her award.
More than 60 per cent of rural LGBTQ+ young people in Scotland do not believe their local communities are welcoming, LGBT Youth Scotland has found.