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A youth-led Ullapool environmental group are “massively honoured” to have scooped a prestigious national award.

A woman who went on a seven-week-long toy store shoplifting spree has been given a community payback order.

Ullapool’s stalwart harbourmaster, behind multiple initiatives to enhance the village, has been awarded with an MBE from the King.

Road chiefs are being urged to upgrade a notorious A9 accident blackspot before hundreds of new homes are built nearby.

The respected political scientist also divulged why Nigel Farage is his most admired politician at the exclusive Highland News and Media event.

A Ross-shire town’s High Street has reopened to traffic after a continued police presence following a drugs bust.

“Although the outcome has been tragic, they have provided comfort in the recovery of Bernard.”

Police vehicles are still stationed outside the premises two days after two men were arrested for an estimated haul of up to 2000 plants.

Roadworks on an A9 bridge have been put on hold - after engineers found a nesting tawny owl and chicks living within it.

Intense thunderstorms could bring up to 80mm of rain to parts of the Highlands tomorrow, the Met Office has warned.

Luxury glamping pods in a village on the North Coast 500 have been approved despite almost 60 objections from residents.

One business warns a full road closure at the busiest time of year would be ‘a disaster’ amidst wider rethink calls.

A walker on a Wester Ross mountain has been found dead, despite efforts from the local mountain rescue team.

Police are to carry out intermittent closures of the Inverness-Beauly road while investigating a fatal crash which claimed the life of an Avoch man.

Listen to the full story of a mechanic's trip from Inverness to the Ukraine front lines

Talking about organ donation today can ease unimaginable decisions tomorrow.

As LibDem far north candidate David Green says 'it utterly stinks’ beautiful places like Dunnet Beach ‘are being blighted’.

In the ‘modest’ reshuffle First Minister John Swinney hands her one of the toughest briefs in the Scottish Government.

How a Fortrose youngster fought back from a collapsed lung to become a champion.

The health board confirms it was ‘not a cyber attack, and that no patient records were compromised’.