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The funicular railway at Cairngorm Mountain is to remain out of action this winter
A former armed forces trainer has completed a gruelling marathon to raise £9000 for charity.
Approximately 200 troops from 3 Scots the Black Watch have left Fort George before potentially being deployed to Afghanistan.
The Crofting Commission announced a new elected commissioner for the East Highlands constituency.
The Scottish Health Awards are open for nominations in a bid to recognise those providing excellent service for patients.
Texas will take to the stage in Inverness on July 3 next year.
Inquiry chairwoman Lady Smith found children suffered sexual and emotional abuse and noted some monks were "serial sexual predators".
Everyone in the 16-17 age group will be offered the Covid-19 vaccination in Scotland.
Public consultation on proposals to improve traffic congestion at the Inshes roundabout is being extended by six weeks.
Arriving on horseback certainly made bride Ellen Torrance the mane attraction at her big day.
Maree Todd MSP has written to all EU nationals
The incident happened around 7pm on Sunday on the A96 at Wester Hardmuir, four miles west of Nairn and involved a blue Citroen DS3 car.
Best-selling writer Peter May has gifted £10,000 to UHI as part of its 10th anniversary celebrations.
Under Canvas, Eden Court’s flagship music festival is to tour the Highlands.
NHS Highland has warned an increase in staff needing to self-isolate because of positive Covid-19 contacts is putting extreme pressures on services.
The proposed development, by Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), will be built on the Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) Inverness Campus.
A coach tour operator wants to be the driving force for families and small groups eager to explore all corners of the Highlands.
Highland Council is seeking more than £80 million from the UK government for a variety of projects
The latest rise is the third day in a row for a double digit increase in case numbers.
Highland Council has submitted funding bids totalling more than £80 million for a range of projects.
