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Shoppers across the region are being urged to choose local this Christmas and celebrate the very best that the region has to offer.

Officers from the Highlands and Islands Police Division are appealing for witnesses after one of the driver's failed to stop at the scene.

IT issues forced the delay for the second year in a row as councillors were unable to get online

Police searching for a missing man have confirmed that he has been found safe and well.

A social enterprise in Easter Ross is set to refurbish unused and unwanted laptops and convert them into affordable, high-quality Chromebooks.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for snow in the Highlands.

NHS Highland will this week open a vaccination centre which it says is easily accessible to those living in and around the city.

Ward 5a at Raigmore hospital is closed to new admissions and visiting following the detection of a small number of cases of Covid-19.

Anyone who attended an event at Nairn Royal British Legion last month have been advised to self-isolate until today and be tested for Covid-19.

Covid is definitely back in the headlines thanks to the new variant named like other variants with a Greek letter and is called omicron – little O.

Covid is definitely back in the headlines thanks to the new variant.

Living Safely for us All campaign highlights how every action can help protect communities.

NHS Highland is reminding people of key protections essential in reducing the spread of Covid-19 following cases of the new Omicron variant.

There is no better time of the year than Christmas and Hogmanay for a party, and nothing says party better than cocktails!

Who will be your Highland Heroes 2022 emergency services/armed forces hero?

Chris Kerr reflects on some of the major themes which emerged from the recent Scottish Highlands and Islands Rural Economy Conference & Awards

NHS Highland chief Pamela Dudek outlines plans for new strategy needed to meet increasing demand on healthcare services.

Victims of bullying at NHS Highland are expected to have had their cases closed within the next five months.

A series of three light-hearted books have raised over £100,000 for RSABI, the charity supporting people in Scottish agriculture.

Move is temporary until a new base across town is ready.