The public are being urged to take a stand against violence against women in the 16 Days of Activism Campaign.
A storm is due to hit the Highlands today. The council are warning residents to stay safe and protect themselves.
High Life Highland staff were thanked and awarded for their hard work at an award ceremony in Strathpeffer last week.
Following the latest elections at the Scottish Youth Parliament, six new representatives have been chosen across the Highland region.
An Evanton man is walking 50km to bring fresh water to a village in Nepal.
Visitors came out in force today to browse a range of crafts and gifts on offer from local businesses.
Lives could be saved as a result of the group's expansion.
The author of a book on the links between the Highlands and the slave trade shared more of his thoughts on the subject in a recent online discussion.
Marie Curie is appealing for carers to come forward to help plug gaps in provision in parts of Ross-shire and the wider Highlands.
The cascade will be used for a story-telling exhibition planned at a key venue.
Members of the youth parliament have set up meetings across the Highlands to improve mental health resources for young people.
Lessons about wildlife from High Life Highland countryside rangers have been a hit with pupils in schools.
A memorial day for John MacKay hosted in Muir of Ord raised more than £7000 for a sight loss charity.
More than 200,000 people have tuned in to weekly educational talks from the Highland Archive Centre on the Highlands and its history.
Highland and Islands Blood Bikes (HAIBB) has received two new motorcycles.
The dig on the East of the battlefield has uncovered a range of finds, dating back to the prehistoric era.
3 Scots organised a day out for children in Inverness as part of their Halloween events.
New discoveries have been unearthed at Inverness Castle as work continues on a visitor development project.
The cinema will return to show two nights of Christmas films.
A new habitat has been created by the National Trust for Scotland and Highland Conservation volunteers in a partnership with Raleigh International.
