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The family of a man who crashed into a building in Beauly due to a seizure caused by a tumour are appealing for help to secure life-saving treatment.
Traffic is running again on the A9 at Daviot following an earlier collision.
Traffic Scotland says traffic is "restricted" on the A9 northbound after an incident at Daviot.
Police and ambulance are reported to be on the scene.
A weekend-long pause has been announced for works to relocate a gas pipeline at the A9.
Loch Broom residents are concerned over plans for a “feed barge” at the Corry fish farm, with fears noise could affect up to 50 nearby households.
Pamela Dudek, the chief executive of NHS Highland, has announced that she will retire at the end of March next year.
UHI staff have overwhelmingly backed industrial action in a row over £3 million of cuts and job losses planned at the institution.
Signing off in 2019 because of the pandemic, Starlight Musical Theatre returns to Eden Court next week with their production of Sunshine on Leith.
Almost a quarter of Highland residents are aged 65 and over as well according to the data.
Medics have painted a picture of a health service failing in both facilities and service delivery at a gathering organised by a Highland MSP.
A total of 52 probable suicides were recorded in the NHS Highland region last year.
A 73-year-old injured in a crash in the Glen Shiel area has died.
After years of fundraising the Haven Centre offering respite care for children with complex needs and their families has finally opened.
Highland is one of 24 Scottish regions where members of UNISON have voted to strike over pay.
A total of a dozen drivers were reported for speeding and other offences on the NC500 over a two-day targeted operation.
University staff have been protesting in the wake of plans to cut jobs.
Shelters at either end of the bridge will provide space for people feeling confused or distressed.
A journalist who covered the disappearance of the Inverness mother and son in 1976 looks back in a new documentary about the case.
Every Saturday, Sister Cecilia enters the lottery, and prays for a win large enough to guarantee the Order of St Philomena’s financial security.
