Skills Development Scotland is running an exam results helpline today.
Tractors, quad bikes, Land Rovers and livestock amongst targets of thieves as cost of rural crime soars.
Ross-shire pupils receiving their exam results today are being offered a listening ear if they feel overwhelmed.
Tips to help people in the Highlands who have been shielding cope with next steps out of lockdown have been highlighted.
A farmers' organisation today urged members of the public over a potential seed scam that could lead to disease being spread.
Recording bird of prey sightings across Scotland is set to take a major step forward thanks to a new app being developed with the help of gamekeepers.
ScotRail is reminding customers that the number of services operating across Scotland’s railway will increase from tomorrow.
The coronavirus crisis is nothing compared to the suffering that would be inflicted by an avoidable nuclear catastrophe, say Black Isle campaigners.
A man is in hospital with serious injuries after an early-morning incident in Ross-shire's county town.
A report of teenagers drifting out to sea on an inflatable doughnut triggered a response from a rescue helicopter and a Ross-shire lifeboat crew.
A tapestry that is made up of more than 16,000 pieces of wool and took an Easter Ross man 220 hours to complete will find its new home next week.
PEOPLE who value the role of Ross-shire volunteers on call 24/7 throughout the year are being asked to show their support by taking on a challenge.
An Easter Ross community woodland targeted by vandals has become a "priceless asset" during the coronavirus crisis, providing a safe haven for people.
A bid to create a community woodland and affordable housing scheme is gaining momentum in Applecross.
Patients at one of Ross-shire’s largest medical practices are being thanked for their patience as doctors tackle a three-month backlog of cases.
A Ross-shire community reeling from the loss of a record-breaking multimillion-pound visitor industry now needs to show resilience.
Highland police have issued a fresh image of a man whose car was found near a popular hill walking area.
An Easter Ross angling club has welcomed the start of work on a weir that will ease the passage of salmon and sea trout to their spawning grounds.
Pupils at schools across Ross-shire will have mixed feelings about the impending return to classrooms - but remote learning was tougher for some.
A Ross-shire care home has been given a glowing report by inspectors and hailed as a model for others in some of its operations.
