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Students in the Highlands can improve their mental and physical wellbeing by exploring local green areas.
A windows manufacturer is to create 10 new jobs this month to take staff numbers above pre-Covid 19 levels.
Riley MacLennan may be only six years old but he is a true Highland hero.
Drug-trafficking in the Highlands is one of the main targets of the region's new top cop, Chief Superintendent Conrad Trickett.
Children will have to wear face coverings in corridors, communal areas and school buses from next Monday
A NEWLY-OPENED café in Nairn is claiming an oil billionaire among its customers taking advantage of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
WITH the hood down and the spectacular scenery stretching out in front, there is nothing quite like driving a sports car in the Highlands.
An organisation supporting people who are lonely and isolated has given a special treat to carers across Inverness and the wider Highland area.
Staff across departments in the Inverness branch of Debenhams have been made redundant while it is still closed due to coronavirus.
The summit of a Highland mountain is now in sight for a 90-year-old great grandmother as she hits the halfway point in a staircase challenge.
People in the Highlands are being invited to join in a UK-wide round of applause tonight to honour NHS staff working through the coronavirus outbreak.
Airports across the Highlands and Islands will close to scheduled flights from Sunday in order to maintain lifeline and essential services.
AN Inverness suicide prevention charity is temporarily closing its drop-in sessions after tonight due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A third ward at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness has reopened to admissions and visitors after being closed for more than two weeks due to norovirus.
Police are carrying out inquiries after a report of an alleged second child snatch attempt in Inverness.
It will be full steam ahead next month as work begins to transform Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction celebrating the spirit of the Highlands.
A GIGANTIC skeleton washed up on a beach has prompted speculation over what it could be – including the suggestion it might be Nessie.
