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A new gift card for eco-conscious shoppers has been introduced by a Highland charity.
A Highland lockdown legend who captured the nation's hearts by climbing the equivalent of 2398ft high mountain for charity has died, aged 93.
To some, the introduction of 20mph zones in communities across the Highlands is a welcome move and improves road safety.
Rail passengers are being advised to check their journeys before travelling as more adverse weather moves across Scotland this week.
A public consultation on the Highland-wide 20mph limit zones has been launched.
It was the year the ever-popular fashion doll Barbie and the coveted adventure figure Action Man were among the best-selling toys in the UK.
School support staff across Scotland have ended a long-running pay dispute with council leaders after they voted to accept a new pay offer.
Police officers have issued an appeal for information after a man was attacked while walking his dogs on the Black Isle.
The first major phase of work has started on the installation of a new accessible roof terrace – and here's the what that crane is easing into place.
A crowdfunding campaign has been launched towards the cost of the funeral of a Highland man whose death prompted a murder investigation.
A week of free bus travel is being offered across the Inverness and Dingwall areas from Monday.
A historical thriller penned by a Highland writer and described as "a bookseller’s dream" has been named Waterstones Scottish Book of the Year 2023.
Doctors fear a support worker is suffering post traumatic stress disorder after an 18-month ordeal of violence and abuse in a Highland school.
A brave Highland policeman who was driving home with young family leapt out of his car to tackle armed man.
'No one should go to work expecting to be punched, kicked, bit and spat on,' says GMB leader in Highlands.
As I wear my red poppy for Remembrance in reflection of those who have died in conflict, alongside it is a tiny pin badge.
Andrew Leaver, Highland Hospice's head of income and development, was among 13 people who completed a Hike the Himalayas challenge.
The unfair sacking of a Highland ambulance driver after he acted in self defence has prompted public condemnation.
Participants from Cromarty, Alness, Evanton, Invergordon and Ullapool in poignant Highland puppet project throwing light on pandemic impact.
'I did nothing wrong,' says ambulance driver who was sacked after acting in self defence when threatened by a drunk while on duty.
