COVID-19's impact on Scotland’s transport services and the rural economy is to be investigated by MSPs.
THE company running a Skye care home where 10 residents have died from Covid-19 has been given another three weeks to keep its operating licence.
OWNERS of the stricken Home Farm Care Home on Skye have been urged to pay full wages to staff who are signed off sick with Covid-19.
A Ross woman who habitually makes nuisance 999 calls was praised for resisting her compulsion for seven weeks – despite a further offence.
CELEBRATED author Neil Gaiman has been criticised by a Ross MP after flying half-way round the world to self-isolate on Skye.
A 48-year-old is believed to have become the first man in Scotland to be jailed for endangering police lives by coughing in officers' faces.
EASTER Ross MP Jamie Stone has hit out at the lack of clarity over Prime Minister Boris Johnston's latest announcement on the coronavirus lockdown.
HIGHLAND MPs have branded a possible change in official Covid-19 advice as "dangerously ambiguous" and "buffoonery".
THE heart could be ripped out of a small Ross-shire village after a landmark hotel's parent company entered insolvency.
COMMUNITY-spirited residents in Tain have been praised for their continuing generosity during the lockdown.
A POLICE officer had an anxious 28 day wait to discover if he had been infected with a disease after he was spat at by a Conon Bridge man.
An accountancy firm says it is working around the clock to help Highland firms put continuity plans in place using government Covid-19 aid schemes.
A DINGWALL teen wrote a letter to his mother warning her he would be going to jail after he assaulted and robbed a former schoolmate at knifepoint.
People who have been furloughed or made redundant are being encouraged to develop their skills with the help of a new online resource.
FREE individual and business memberships are being offered by a trust as it works to ensure support is in place during the current lockdown upheaval.
Whilst we all set up camp in our living rooms there is still a way to experience the best of UK staycations from the comfort of our sofas.
A 43 year old Easter Ross man who gave police a false name as he was being questioned about suspected shoplifting has been jailed for 11 weeks.
A SICK dog led to a 36 year old Alness man being prosecuted of his sixth driving while disqualified offence at Inverness Sheriff Court.
FIREFIGHTERS at an Easter Ross station will be able to indulge their inner chocoholic this Easter – thanks to a sweet donation from a supermarket.
NHS staff at Raigmore Hospital have been keeping their spirits up during the hectic country-wide coronavirus response - with a little dancing.
