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Planning officials had recommended that no objection be raised.

Overlooking Friar's Bridge and the River Ness, the new AC by Marriott on Glebe Street now has an official opening date set on November 1.

An investigation is ongoing into the crash.

Two of Jennifer Mackenzie's paintings have been longlisted – 'Bob' and a 'Book at Bedtime'.

Orbex recently revealed its 19-metre long Prime rocket, designed to transport small satellites weighing up to 180kg into low Earth orbit.

An opposition councillor has hit out at the council’s refusal to consider opening premises as “heat hubs” for those struggling afford fuel bills.

New citizen science project gets under way across the region

Donald Fraser Snr was a much respected figure in the local farming community.

Two men, aged 25 and 24, were pronounced dead at the scene.

Initial plans for a major business and retail development that could dramatically transform a rural part of Ross-shire have been tabled.

A public meeting is to be held in Lairg tomorrow to discuss the way ahead for the Church of Scotland in Sutherland.

Dance-goers are being invited to wear Halloween costumes with a prize on offer for the best dressed.

If approved, the proposal would see turbines built reaching a height of 200 metres, taller than any building in Scotland.

Ellen Grieve found used sanitary products lying on the floor of the cubicle and a dirty nappy next to the sink.

You can help decide which tartan representing links between Scotland and the United States gets the nod.

Over 13,000 responses from the public

COLUMN: Northern Lines by Keith Williams

A way of accessing healthcare without the need to travel to make an appointment works for an increasing number of people.

The wife and son of a lorry driver killed in a crash on the A9 have spoken of every family’s worst nightmare as the road claimed another victim.

The Tain and Easter Ross Civic Trust talk promises to be an illuminating event.