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Police have caught two drink drivers and eight drug drivers this week as part of a concerted Christmas clampdown.

NHS Highland’s clinical emergency pathways have been under significant pressure across primary and secondary care.

A new music prize for University of the Highlands and Islands students has been awarded to its first winners

Pupils in Bettyhill are gaining an exciting insight into the future of careers without even leaving the classroom

Comment is wanted on plans for a new UHI college merging facilities in Ross-shire, Caithness and Sutherland and the Western Isles

Excited? The brand new musical will be staged at Eden Court next summer.

Who will be your Highland Heroes 2022 care and health stars?

The unit, located at the Lawson Memorial Hospital complex in Golspie, has been shut since March 2020.

More than 25 local residents attended the event last Saturday - a lower number than in previous years due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Consumers have been issued with advice on how to avoid overspending as the busiest online shopping period before Christmas gets under way.

A joint effort is under way to reduce the level of marine animal entanglement in creel-fishing gear around Scottish waters.

A Ross County official has confirmed that a stadium steward was taken to hospital after a pitch invasion by Celtic supporters in Dingwall.

Local MP Jamie Stone has tabled a parliamentary motion celebrating pantomime and calling on the UK government to support theatres and entertainers.

A pioneering centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs is set to make a massive difference for Highland families.

Polar bear cub born two days ago is about a foot long and weighs roughly the same as a guinea pig

The Scottish ski season is ready to return with a bang this month after two lost years due to the Covid-19 pandemic

Santa’s elves will have donation buckets and will be collecting in the hope of boosting ESRA’s coffers.

A ground-breaking banking deal to ensure communities across the UK have access to cash is best Christmas present, according to local MP

Highland Council leader writes to Boundary Commission for Scotland on planned changes to UK parliamentary constituencies

Businesses in the Highlands and Islands continue to be challenged by increasing costs, economic uncertainty and supply chain issues