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A HOSPICE staff nurse will be stepping out for charity in memory of her late mother.
Highland Council is encouraging anyone who has not yet applied to join the EU Settlement Scheme to do so as soon as possible before the deadline.
Prospect union members are planning to increase their industrial action at Highlands and Islands Airports Limited over the remote towers plan.
Dicksons which has been working with NHS Highland and Highland Council's Environmental Health Team.
Significant milestone has been reached as four sections of the A9 between Inverness and Perth given the go-ahead for dualling by Scottish ministers.
Drugs with an estimated street value of £200,000 were seized yesterday by police officers who stopped and searched a car on the Cromarty Bridge.
A composite image showing the likeness of an unidentified woman whose body was found on a beach on the Black Isle has been released.
A number of high profile Scots have lent their support to an awareness raising campaign being run by a Black Isle mental health charity.
Sad day as Inverness store closure confirmed and all employees being made redundant
Scotland’s First Minister has lent her support to an Inverness mental health charity James Support Group.
The area on the River Ness will be closed for two days to allow contractors working on behalf of Highland Council to fell a large larch tree.
Organisers of this year's Inverness Half Marathon and 5K runs have cancelled the event due to the current Covid-19 situation.
It will be illuminated in the colours of Fairtrade between Monday and Thursday and marks the start of Fairtrade Fortnight.
Youths were spotted putting their lives in danger by venturing onto a frozen lochan in Inverness today.
The alarm was raised at 12.05pm and a Police Scotland spokeswoman confirmed there were no other vehicles involved.
A total of 15 new posts have been created in the Highlands to further enhance the development of call handling services for Police Scotland.
It is the first time the front door of the castle – the original formal entrance – has been has been seen in almost 50 years.
Police have issued a fresh appeal for information that could help identify a woman whose body was discovered on the beach in Fortrose on Saturday.
Highland Council Trading Standards warns that cold callers claims victims are entitled to a refund because their property has been re-banded.
This week Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that there would be a phased return to school for pupils from Monday, February 22.
