Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has hit out at the "illogical" decision not to invest in the Highlands as part of the UK government's levelling-up agenda.
A pilot service operating into Caithness which let people carry bikes on buses is to be extended to other routes across the Highlands and Islands.
The A9 was closed in both directions near Aviemore due to an accident on Monday afternoon in which a man was injured.
NHS Highland is highlighting the vital role of living kidney donation after new research shows most people would be willing to help a loved one.
A new chairman has been appointed to lead and implement the merger of UHI North Highland with its partner colleges.
People in the Highlands are being urged to speak out rather than suffer in silence this Christmas.
With the first signs of real winter weather, mountain safety organisations are urging people heading for the hills to "ThinkWINTER".
A Ross councillor has welcomed the sentencing of two men over cruelty to animals which led to the deaths of more than 2000 hens at a Caithness farm.
Charities underlined the difference an award from the Highland Cross will make to people across the north at a handover event in Inverness on Thursday
Repairs to footpaths on a popular Highland peak in Wester Ross will kick-start a campaign to benefit restoration and conservation in the mountains.
Charities across the region have been handed a significant cash boost thanks to the return of the Highland Cross.
UHI North Highland college will become part of a wider Highlands and Islands establishment after plans for a merger were approved.
The latest book in the Inverness Remembered series – Volume XVIII – is now on sale in local bookshops.
Rail strikes planned for Saturday, Monday and Wednesday have been called off, the RMT union has said.
Funding is being made available for community groups to host cycling events during next summer’s UCI Cycling World Championships.
Police are appealing for information about a crash between two motorcycles on the A9 south of Helmsdale on Tuesday.
A programme of Gaelic medium summer activities was offered to pupils during the school summer holidays.
There will be no rail services across the Highlands – including on the Far North Line – on Thursday and Saturday due to strike action.
Great Glen Way users will soon be able to take the high road on another section of the long-distance route after a new diversion was put in place.
A young boy was bitten by a dog at a restaurant in Tain, police in Sutherland have said.