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The University of the Highlands and Islands and NHS Highland are planning to launch a new project to discover if digital treatment can help patients.
A collaboration between NHS Highland and Pfizer Inc aims to make the diagnosis of Lyme Disease easier and improve the way the disease is managed.
Grants of up to £2,500 are available to businesses to improve ventilation and air quality on their premises to help reduce the risk of Covid-19.
Householders in the Highlands are being urged to take action to ensure their property and water pipes are protected ahead of winter.
NHS Highland has today been confirmed as an accredited Living Wage employer which will see everyone working receive a minimum wage of £9.90 per hour.
An unannounced inspection was carried out last month at Ullapool's Mo Dhachaidh care home and the findings have now been published.
Hugh Maclellan was unaware of any parking restrictions.
Highland Council took delivery of two huge Archimedes Screws today at the site of a new hydroelectric generator on the River Ness.
Under Canvas at Eden Court in the Highlands nominated for Event Of The Year at the Scots Trad Music Awards 2021.
The oil tanker driver was seriously injured in a crash in Beauly High Street and has since been diagnosed with a brain tumour.
A jobs fair is set to take place in Inverness from Monday to Wednesday at the Ambassador Suite, Mercure Hotel in the city.
Police in the Highlands are warning residents to be on the lookout for bogus workers.
The award was for the Defence Employers’ Recognition Scheme and Councillor Roddy Balfour was presented with it at a reception in Edinburgh Castle.
Highland Council is inviting youngsters to name a new hydroelectric generator and interactive visitor experience on the River Ness.
Health and social care services from NHS Highland have been under unprecedented levels of demand over the past week.
Airport bosses and a union have agreed a timetable for talks over the implementation of the proposed air traffic management strategy (ATMS).
The uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine programme in NHS Highland has been excellent and many are now keen to get their next jabs.
Strike action on the bus network in Inverness and the rest of the Highlands has been avoided as agreement reached between Stagecoach and Unite union.
New fitness classes in Tain, Strathpeffer and Alness are aimed at new mums and their children aged between six weeks and four years old.
The Leverhulme Trust has awarded St Marys Music School in Edinburgh £230,000 to give opportunities to talented young musicians from the Highlands.
