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Highland Council has been warned a controversial licensing scheme for short-term lets may be “legally unsound”.
NHS Highland and Highland Council are engaging on a strategic plan for adult health and social care services.
A Highland couple are to embark on a 500-mile bike ride across the north coast to raise £10,000 for charity in memory of their beloved daughter.
Despite hundreds of complaints from the public over dog fouling and litter, Highland Council issued no fines to offenders in the last year.
Kong is a friendly, confident ferret looking for his forever family.
Highland Council says data shows improvements made as young people receive their SQA exam results today.
Postgrad students at UHI have rated their study experience as the best in Scotland in a UK-wide survey for the second year in a row.
In its 2023 Rural Crime Report rural insurer NFU Mutual reveals that rural crime cost Scotland £1.4m last year.
The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has issued an enforcement letter to Magnox Ltd after recording a breach of its nuclear site licence.
A new group aimed at crofters in Sutherland and Caithness has been launched by the Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN).
More people are being blackmailed over intimate images shared online police have said.
A charity providing support for families across Easter Ross and beyond is looking for volunteers to help it deliver its latest project.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) in Scotland has reacted to news from the Bank of England that UK GDP contracted by 0.1 per cent in May.
Nicola McAlley is to take on the role of chairwoman for the awards recognising the best of the region's journalism.
Scotland’s largest private landowner and wealthiest man threw a multimillion-pound birthday bash at his Highland castle at the weekend.
Highland Council has warned that some private water supplies in the region could run low due to lack of rainfall.
Inverness and Nairn MP Drew Hendry says communities need a solution to wildfires which have been prevalent across the region in recent weeks.
Lilly Brown considers her experience as a Type 1 diabetic, what support is available and what more could be done for those living with the condition.
Community representatives are continuing to press for the restoration of overnight respite care at Thurso's Thor House.
Artist-run organisation Circus Artspace hosts a new craft exhibition in partnership with Eden Court.
