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The Serco Caledonian Sleeper contract between London and the Highlands will end next June Scottish Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth confirms.
The man convicted of killing Renee MacRae and their son Andrew has started appeal proceedings only days after he was sentenced to life in prison.
Highland News and Media reporter Neil Macphail recalls reporting the Renee and Andrew MacRae mystery over the years.
Campaigners against the expansion of Mowi Scotland's Loch Hourn fish farm are to fight the company's appeal against Highland Council's rejection.
Fish farm giant Mowi Scotland is to appeal the rejection by Highland Council of their application to increase salmon production in Loch Hourn.
Dingwall Academy is back in the junior cooking competition after a Covid break along with Inverness Royal Academy and Charleston Academy, Inverness.
A strategy has been published setting out a route map for beaver reintroduction in Scotland for decades to come.
The proposals are part of a major multimillion-pound investment now well under way.
Two fire units were today still dampening down hay bales at an Easter Ross farm three days after the blaze started on Tuesday September 20.
Eight young people have been given a unique firefighting experience at Inverness Community Fire Station.
Six fire crews are tackling a barn on fire at an Easter Ross farm this afternoon.
Principal Todd Walker of the University of the Highlands and Islands has brought forward his departure date to this week.
'I'm a bit of a chocoholic but no foods are banned'.
'I'm a bit of a chocoholic but no foods are banned'.
The future of a 20-acre Highland Council wood on the Black Isle is still to be undecided.
Ross-shire woman Marjorie Stuart has turned 105 and has views on the secret of a long, happy life.
The famous dolphins in the Moray Firth are facing a new marine threat - the surge in popularity of paddle boarding, kayaking and sea swimming.
A Dingwall care assistant at a home for vulnerable adults has been struck off for endangering residents by turning up for work under the influence.
RURAL businesses and households in the Highlands now have the chance to tap into high-speed connectivity thanks to Starlink satellite technology.
An Easter Ross gran has surprised and delighted her friends and relatives by passing her test to drive lorries weighing up to 32 tonnes.
