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Plans for a new quay at Nigg have been approved despite long-standing concerns over noise and the potential impact on wildlife.

Staggies want to avoid being involved in the play-offs.

The club aims to have the improvements in place by 2026.

A call for an emergency summit on social care in the Highlands has been backed by one of the region’s biggest independent care providers.

A Ross-based tourism development expert is calling on Labour to refine Jeremy Hunt’s UK tax on second homes before it damages innovation in tourism.

Every Highland resident offered a Covid-19 vaccine this spring is being urged to come forward, get jagged and stay protected.

A multi-billion pound investment in the Highlands and Islands will be discussed by key players in the region’s economy at a summit tomorrow (Friday).

Repairs are under way after a burst main caused a water outage in the Garve area.

A multi-billion pound investment in the Highlands is the subject of a summit bringing together key players in the region’s economy.

Ross-shire through the Lens puts your shots in the frame every week.

An Inverness-based solicitor, estate agent and letting agent has announced a range of promotions within its legal team, with four new appointments.

The judoka went from her native Ullapool to standing on the podium in Birmingham in 2022.

A Wester Ross care home closed last summer due to staffing challenges is set to re-open soon, it was confirmed today.

The body of a man has been hauled from a Highland river by specialist police divers.

A Highland tartan mill based on the Black Isle and with a store in Inverness has designed a new bespoke tartan for a Loch Ness landmark.

'Extreme' and 'very high' wildfire warnings have been issued for the Highlands and Moray.

An early morning Kyle of Lochalsh to Inverness train has been cancelled because of a fault.

North Caledonian League club looking for new manager.

The 11.12pm Friday and Saturday trains from Inverness, popular with Ross-shire residents on nights out in the city, will resume from May 23.

Productions such as The Traitors pushed direct spending by the film industry in the Highlands to more than £3.5million in 2024 - its highest level.