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The Highland’s biggest free book festival is set to return to Inverness this October under the theme of nature.
A lack of affordable housing in the Highlands is fuelling the social care staffing crisis, care homes across the region are warning.
Proposals by President Donald Trump for the US to take over Gaza and relocate its people are ‘morally incomprehensible’, says an Inverness doctor.
The high level of support provided to breastfeeding mothers in the Highlands has been recognised with a gold award.
New fiction by Inverness-born writer Ali Smith is among the work longlisted for the Highland Book Prize 2024.
Train services across the Highlands continue to be affected today in the wake of Storm Éowyn.
British astronaut Tim Peake will bring the awe and wonder of space travel past, present and future to Inverness as his show tours the UK.
Accommodation for up to 100 hospital staff and students is being planned in the Highlands.
The new Inverness prison will be a place where prisoners can get the support to turn their lives around, according to a Highlands and Islands MSP.
The A9 near Alness has now reopened following a collision earlier today.
The A9 is closed in both directions near Alness due to a collision.
Six schools and three nurseries in the Highlands have so far announced they will be closed or will open later today.
Further wintry showers may lead to some travel disruption in the Highlands amid a yellow weather warning for snow and ice.
Eight schools in the Highlands have been reported to be closed so far this morning.
The Scottish Government Resilience Room (SGORR) has activated as weather warnings for rain were upgraded to amber.
Tributes have poured in following the death of Highland baker Harry Gow aged 89.
A Highland-made film aimed at inspiring people to tackle climate change has received international recognition in its first year since production.
Performers of all ages and stages are urged to submit entries for next year’s Inverness Music Festival - described as ‘performance for everyone’.
Calls are growing for an urgent rethink on proposals which could affect services for women and children affected by domestic abuse in the Highlands.
Domestic abuse services for women and children in the Highlands could close under funding plans by Highland Council, Women’s Aid groups are warning.
