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Artist-run organisation Circus Artspace hosts a new craft exhibition in partnership with Eden Court.
The Action Earth campaign has launched to help support communities to participate in outdoor environmental volunteering.
Prosecutors said a man would still be alive today if appropriate safety procedures had been in place at the time of his death.
Highland organisations face challenges meeting the costs of caring for children seeking asylum, a new report has detailed.
Organisers of a multi-stage ultra marathon taking in the splendour of the Loch Ness area are already looking forward to returning to the area.
A Highland bishop reflected on his role at the coronation where he took on an important duty.
Since the start of 2020, 10 per cent of road deaths within the Highland and Islands region have been attributed to not wearing a seatbelt
A hotel overlooking Loch Ness was named a winner at an awards ceremony to showcase and reward outstanding service in Scotland’s hotel industry.
The Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust (SHECT) is open for funding support applications.
Highland Council recently published a Development Plans Newsletter for the community.
Highland Council's response to the Scottish Government’s highly protected marine areas (HPMA) plan has sparked criticism.
Members at next week’s meeting of Highland Council’s economy and infrastructure committee will allocate £7.7m of funds for roads maintenance.
Two wards at Raigmore Hospital remain closed despite a beds crisis that forced the cancellation of some operations easing late last week.
The Highlands and Islands Climate Hub is to welcome an award winning author for an online event about fashion's impact on people and the environment.
Inverness aid worker Andy Kent is part of a UK Emergency Medical Team deployed to Malawi.
The MSP has taken action over concerns about how new power line proposals are being handled.
Communities B4 Power Companies says power giant SSEN is determined to push through new power line plans.
An electricity company says some of its staff have faced "verbal abuse and physical threats" over plans for a 400 kV overhead transmission line.
Highland road users will be keen to see action quickly on delayed roads projects.
The new leader of the SNP now has to deliver on what he promised.
