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A modest campaigner who helped improve the lives of people with long-term health conditions has received his MBE in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.
Police Scotland has launched a new campaign targeting sexual perpetrators who groom and abuse children online.
High demand for coasters with messages designed to spark conversations about mental health across the Highlands has prompted a re-run of the venture.
Nine drivers will be reported by the police for drink or drug driving offences in the Highlands during the past week.
Award-winning comedian, writer and broadcaster Robin Ince will headline a varied programme of free events at NessBookFest later this month.
Video of possible sighting and four mysterious loud noises heard from depths as volunteers took part in hunt
Passengers at Inverness Airport are facing disruption due to a technical issue which has hit UK air traffic control systems.
The keeper of the Official Loch Ness Monster Register is wishing Nessie hunters good luck in their big watch this weekend.
A pioneering centre for young people with complex needs in the Highlands will be formally opened today.
Rail passengers due to travel from Inverness to Elgin are facing disruption this lunchtime.
Police officers have been called to the scene of a two-car crash on the A9 north of Inverness.
Rail users have reacted angrily after passengers were asked to get off an overcrowded teatime train before it set off from Inverness.
The biggest surface watch of Loch Ness in more than 50 years will take place this month in a bid to uncover its mysteries.
Traffic chaos at the start of the Belladrum Festival near Beauly has prompted an angry backlash from residents and festival-goers.
Motorists are being warned of reduced spaces at the car park at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness when upgrade work begins later this month.
Airline Loganair has issued an apology as Inverness air passengers faced more travel woes today.
Air passengers were hit by yet another delayed flight at Inverness Airport this morning.
A couple of rabbit-loving volunteers with the animal charity, the SSPCA, are tackling Scotland's scariest mountains to raise money for the charity.
A spate of delayed and cancelled flights impacting on Inverness air passengers has been described as "appalling" by a Highland MP.
EasyJet and Loganair routes affected
