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Pubs and restaurants in Aberdeen will have to close and people are being told not to travel to the city.
Opposition councillors on Highland Council say questions need to be answered after the executive chief officer for education left his post abruptly.
The body looking after culture and leisure in the Highlands has welcomed news that gyms and swimming pools may be allowed to reopen on September 14.
...just ten weeks after being appointed.
A former Inverness busker accused of a series of sex charges is to appear at the High Court next month.
Former Dragon's Den star Duncan Bannatyne says he could be forced to close his health clubs in Scotland if they cannot reopen by the end of August.
The Scotch Whisky Association has launched a new campaign urging people to write to their MPs about US traiffs.
An Inverness gift shop has taken to social media to warn about an alleged shoplifter.
Highland Council’s depute leader admitted it would be the wrong time to bring in a tax on visitors as the hospitality sector struggles to recover.
The BBC has announced that over-75s will have to pay for a TV licence from the start of August – after postponing the move during lockdown.
Finance Secretary Kate Forbes has announced a series of measures aimed at boosting the economy.
Television presenter and reality TV star Scarlett Moffatt says she believes dinosaurs still exist – and the Loch Ness Monster is one.
TREES for Life has submitted a planning application for the world’s first rewilding centre at its 10,000-acre Dundreggan estate in Glenmoriston.
An independent group of education experts wants to see children receive six extra hours of lessons a week over the next two years.
The owner of Inverness Airport wants to hear from businesses about how it can help meet their travel needs.
Furniture store DFS is introducing two new safety first services for customers
MSP David Stewart has voiced concerns about a potential increase in littering ahead of the expected further lifting of lockdown restrictions.
The organisers of many Highland Games events across Scotland are looking at different ways of sharing the experience this year.
Arrangements are being put in place to reopen courts and tribunals buildings next week.
A very high risk of wildfire remains in place across large parts of Scotland this weekend, the country’s fire and rescue service has warned.
