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A9 dualling project will not threaten the Soldier's Head.
Airports across the Highlands and islands including Inverness are facing possible closure from strike action on five dates in March.
Police investigate discovery of body near a village on the shore of the Beauly Firth.
An additional bank holiday date has been endorsed by Highland Council to mark the coronation of His Majesty King Charles.
MacRae case journalist hopes he is proved wrong again, and that the family can have full closure.
Parents and carers have been written to by Highland Council outlining actions, including closing all schools, should there be a teachers' strike.
To mark Safer Internet Day 2023 the Highland Council is providing help to people especially children to be safe online.
A key milestone is reached for the new National Treatment Centre-Highland in Inverness with 80% of roles filled in readiness for opening soon.
"I plan to...start slowly with voluntary assistance at first but hopefully developing to serving food and having staff to benefit the community.”
Ironically the inventor Spanish aristocrat Juan de la Cierva was killed in a conventional aeroplane crash in 1936
Raigmore Hospital is beefing up the team that ensures the effective use of beds.
Inverness based radio station MFR 2 is changing its name to Greatest Hits Radio as part Scotland’s first ever nationwide commercial radio station.
A report will be sent to the procurator fiscal. Police are treating the death as unexplained at the moment.
A new fund has been launched by Highlands and Islands Enterprise to help communities buy land or buildings for local use.
GP who chairs BMA Scotland the doctor's union, says his members fear the NHS is broken.
Highland Council has agreed to lobby for improved access to breast screening in remote parts of Highland.
THE bloody Battle of Culloden in 1746 was over in about one hour, but it had consequences that reached across generations and still evokes emotions.
NHS Highland has been criticised for a lengthy delay in reversing an operation after a complaint to the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman.
The first steps have been taken towards much needed improvements to Whin Park play area and boating pond on Inverness riverside.
The hero crew of an Inverness-based search and rescue helicopter are winners of the 2022 Prince Philip Helicopter Rescue Award.
