Material in the Highland Archive Centre offers a fascinating insight in the very early days of computing in the region in the 1960s.
A councillor has hit out at what he claims are “blanket 20mph speed limits across the Highlands” and has called on the council to end their roll-out.
Flood alerts have been issued to parts of the Highlands and Moray, amid forecasts for heavy showers in some areas.
Scotland's football stars have made a video for North Kessock’s Reece Mitchell (10), who is “very poorly” with a terminal neurodegenerative disease.
An old Doran house in an Ullapool street could be demolished and replaced after a prior application notification was lodged with Highland Council.
Failure to bring back a late night train linking Inverness with Ross-shire communities is having an “affect on the city’s night-time economy”.
The new DadPad app in the NHS Highland region is the first time it has been launched in Scotland.
Police have appealed for information after vandals smashed a window in Tain on Wednesday morning.
Two Ross-shire communities posted Scotland’s warmest day of 2024 on Thursday, but which were they?
A lifeboat was scrambled from North Kessock last night after a yacht’s engine failed.
A young boy has been inspired by his dad’s lifesaving work for the RNLI to launch a fundraiser in aid of the charity.
Aggressive scammers are targeting Highland residents, police have reported after a spate of incidents.
Highland musicians are set to join the world-class line-up at the Cambridge Folk Festival this summer.
One of the final battles of the 1745 Jacobite rebellion will be explored in a talk in Tain next week.
A Men’s Shed in Wester Ross is close to securing a permanent social recreation facility after plans were lodged for a prefab cabin.
Former care home staff accommodation in Wester Ross looks set to be turned into accessible housing under plans lodged with Highland Council.
"Important progress" has been made at an Easter Ross school since education inspectors flagged up areas for improvement earlier this year.
Water supplies in several Black Isle communities were returning to normal on Thursday morning after a large interruption to supplies on Wednesday.
Hundreds of people living in and near Alness were without electricity this morning following a power cut.
Overflowing bottle banks in parts of the Highlands were due to “intermittent” vehicle issues with the collection fleet “over the past few weeks”.