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Europe's biggest war games have claimed an unusual casualty – nearly 900 pints of beer!
Nobody taking part in mountain sports has been made ill from coronavirus, says a new study being used to highlight the benefits of the outdoors.
A further 14 cases of Covid-19 have been detected in the NHS Highland area over the past 24 hours.
The biggest new hydro power scheme in the UK in the last 30 years has been approved in the Highlands.
The total number of Covid-19 cases in the NHS Highland area reached 700 as a further 19 positive tests were recorded in the most recent 24-hour period
There were 13 new Covid-19 cases recorded in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours.
HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of the Royal Navy's new aircraft carriers, is to take part in Europe's biggest war games off the Scottish coast.
A basking shark tagged off County Clare in Ireland has been re-sighted months later off the west coast of Scotland looking for a mate.
Far north MP Jamie Stone is pressing for repairs to the dilapidated Cape Wrath road.
As the north of Scotland tries to deal with an influx of visiting campers, Mountaineering Scotland CEO Stuart Younie looks at how to tackle the issues
Huge swathes of the National Cycle Network in the Highlands are to have their official status removed as part of a review.
KAYAKERS and canoeists are being urged to get back on the water with caution and to keep clear of man-made structures at hydro power sites.
Hill walkers and climbers have been reassured that they should not be penalised if they have to call on the services of a mountain rescue team.
A leading cycling charity has teamed up with farmers to urge rural road users of all types to keep safe this summer.
We want to shine a spotlight on those people who are going above and beyond to help others at this terribly difficult time.
The 2020 Great Wilderness Challenge has been cancelled, organisers have announced.
Highland Council has reminded residents that much of the region is 'out of bounds' as it urged people to follow guidance on accessing the outdoors.
Businesses struggling after the onset of strict measures to curb the coronavirus pandemic are being offered a helping hand by a local media firm.
Rescuers have called for more information to be made available to tourists and general public about the dangers of going into the Scottish mountains.
The Cairngorms will be among the locations for a revived global climbing gathering to be held in Scotland in February.
