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Thieves are being hunted after “a number” of static caravans were broken into at a campsite in Dornoch.
A new major health study in the fight against asbestos-related cancer has recruited Inverness’s Raigmore Hospital, and is seeking Highland volunteers.
A motorcycle MOT garage could be set to open on an Easter Ross industrial estate after plans were lodged with Highland Council.
A “road traffic incident” has closed the Dornoch Bridge in both directions, Traffic Scotland was warning on Sunday night.
The meeting will decide whether to cut council house rent rises from 8% to 6% at the expense of measures to save tenants money on heating bills.
Delighted organisers of a charity fashion show have hailed the “inspirational models” after the latest Catwalk for a Cause raised £78,000 & counting!
A moving tribute has been paid by a prestigious industry competition to a “one in a million” journalist who passed away late last year.
The Northern Times’ parent company is celebrating after its titles recorded six wins in the annual Highlands and Islands Press Ball and Media Awards.
Tourism levy plans are “genuinely scaring small businesses”, a Highland MSP has warned.
One person was taken to hospital following a three-vehicle crash on the A9 near the Dornoch Bridge yesterday.
Staff illness has sparked train cancellations on the Far North Line for the second day in a row.
A couple who have raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for The Archie Foundation have been appointed as patrons of the charity.
Ferry passengers crossing The Minch are facing major disruption on Monday after strong winds sparked multiple cancellations.
Night-time tree felling works will cause disruption on the A9 for almost two weeks.
A new piri-piri chicken takeaway and restaurant is currently on course to open its doors sometime in March.
The Canadian fast food chain’s long-mooted plans for an outlet in Telford Street have been formally withdrawn, with no word on any alternative site.
A seafront hotel is up for sale after its owners decided to retire.
A "transformative" £2.5 million cash injection will help Eden Court "expand access to the arts", its delighted boss believes.
Rail journeys on the Far North Line were disrupted on Friday after a "track defect" forced the closure of the route.
£1.5m painting work lasting 22 weeks will get underway on the Kessock Bridge next month, Transport Scotland has announced.
