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Highland MSP Maree Todd is calling on parents and young people to accept the offer of an HPV vaccine.

But staff still got £624k more than they should despite tough new measures.

A man has appeared in court in connection with a fire in Dingwall on Sunday morning which closed the High Street for around five hours.

Edward Mountain says original Transport Bill targeted high risk areas so people would comply with the new limits.

The 46-year-old could receive further punishment in July.

The Highland Business Women Awards are returning for 2025.

Lending a friend money who then refused to pay it back resulted in a man stealing an X box and speakers from the man's unlocked flat in Alness.

Tension erupted in Dingwall ahead of Ross County’s relegation decider against Livingston on Monday as a fight broke out in the town centre.

As car mechanic Danny Ward arrives in Kramatorsk near the Ukrainian front line, he is struck by the people’s resilience amid heart-breaking scenes.

Almost one in four pavement parking fines have gone unpaid in the Highlands since the national ban was introduced.

A Dingwall “institution” has been forced to close following a fire, resulting in staff being left without their wages.

Fears have been raised that a landmark dating back 800 years could be put at risk if controversial plans for a substation near Beauly are approved.

Nowadays, the number of couples choosing to live together, is growing faster than the number who choose to marry

A man sat frozen in fear as a woman held a knife to his throat and her companion forced him to transfer £100 to his bank account.

The popular attraction has been closed since a devastating fire destroyed a neighbouring building in March and left it with internal smoke damage.

A crash is partially blocking the A9 south of Inverness.

A fun event in Dingwall is promising wildlife lovers the chance to really get into one of the world’s most fascinating creatures - literally.

Officials insist ‘few people’ who actually support the scheme engage with consultation.

The play-off final was in the balance going into the second leg, but it did not go Ross County’s way in Dingwall.

Development comes as audit finds £624,000 was wrongly paid to past and present staff.