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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

Music students at Tain Royal Academy are playing music for charity in the lead up to Christmas.

No decision has yet been taken as to whether the old lifeboat shed at Dornoch beach will be demolished.

Total of £2.2m of contracts awarded ahead of dualling work on Highlands section of A9

Ariane Burgess urges the UK Government to re-introduce the furlough scheme to help in the fight against the Omicron variant while protecting jobs

A sink has been smashed at Golspie's public conveniences in the latest incident of vandalism.

History students from the University of the Highlands and Islands have completed four different projects on areas of the region.

Farmers and crofters are being asked to play their part in the nation’s response to the latest Covid threat.

The site of one of the most distinctive industrial landmarks in Inverness is set to take on a new role to help decarbonise transport in the region

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has outlined new precautions that people should be taking to help stop the spread of the new Omicron Covid-19 variant.

Aid needed after 'wave of cancellations' following Sturgeon statement