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A warning has been posted on Black Isle social media about a dog attacking another pet in Munlochy Woods this week.
Police are now involved in the long-running row over the location of the North Kessock bottle bank.
Detectives investigating Alistair Wilson murder in 2004 want to hear from anyone who was in hotel opposite his home two days before shooting.
The couple feel the woodland has so much to offer the local community.
A Black Isle couple say they have received 'amazing' local support for an ambitious plan to buy a local wood for community use.
The operator of a horse riding centre near Muir of Ord is hoping to upgrade and expand its facilities.
Johnny Foxes in Inverness to celebrate its 25th anniversary
A new study backs continuing talks about the reintroduction of the big cat though Highland farmers have expressed fears.
UHI Inverness has appointed a director to lead biodiversity and freshwater conservation research.
Police investigating an afternoon assault on a coach driver appeal for information.
The Woodland Trust charity is seeking planning permission for work near Ben Shieldaig.
Firefighters are making progress in bringing a huge wildfire near Kyle of Lochalsh under control with help of helicopter water bombing.
A Highland pub has a novel addition to its talking point attractions.
New Scottish golf trail launched in honour of golfing legend Old Tom Morris is hailed as boost for tourism recovery.
New Scottish golf trail launched in honour of golfing legend Old Tom Morris is hailed as boost for tourism recovery.
The A9 near Alness will be closed for some time while emergency services deal with a serious crash involving a number of vehicles.
A plan for a glamping pod for self-catering holiday letting has been lodged for one of the most scenic areas of Wester Ross.
An Easter Ross childminder has been given 'very good' grades after an unannounced visit by the Care Inspectorate watchdog body.
A church in Tain is having a belated 'lambing time' with a twist because of the Covid outbreak two years ago.
Dingwall is in line for a further housing boost with an application from Albyn Housing Association for 43 houses.
