A health and safety expert has put his time on furlough to good use – writing and illustrating a children’s book inspired by his young daughter.
Tourist information centres in Inverness, Portree, Ullapool, Aviemore and Fort William this month as coronavirus restrictions are further eased.
Online booking now available for destinations including Urquhart Castle, Fort George and Elgin Cathedral.
Police investigating an overnight Inverness fire, where a man died, have confirmed that the incident is not being treated as suspicious.
It will be considered by members Highland Council's North Planning Applications Committee on Tuesday and has been recommended for approval.
The Scottish Government confirmed that the majority of pupils will return full-time to education after the Easter break, except for those shielding.
A 57-year-old man has died following a blaze in a flat.
Travel and meeting restrictions eased from Friday with shops and hospitality businesses also able to reopen across Scotland from April 26.
Highland Council’s roads team was kept busy providing a daily gritting and winter ploughing service but the crews are now switching to road repairs.
Donations of clothing to women and children in a conflict-torn country have arrived safely from Ross-shire with love.
Shoppers in Dingwall can now donate food items to help people in their community each time they visit their local supermarket.
It could take up to five years to fully implement recommendations for change at NHS Highland made in the wake of widespread bullying allegations.
A Highland videographer and drone pilot can claim one of the most popular photos of the city.
The move will allow more businesses from the region to apply after extra funds were made available to support a wider range of firms.
List of candidates for the Caithness, Sutherland and Ross, Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch and Inverness and Nairn consituencies.
An Inverness coffee shop manager is hoping to tackle the Loch Ness Marathon to help eradicate poverty in coffee-growing communities across the globe.
Children all classes self-isolating, together with a planned deep clean of the school and letters sent to inform parents.
NHS board members approve hospital name, saying it makes common sense
For the past few weeks Loch Ness, a former steam dredger and restaurant, has been shrouded in tarpaulin while contractors carry out their work.
Farmers fear dog attacks on sheep this Easter at a critical time as peak lambing period is underway with ewes and lambs often grazing near footpaths.
