Horrified Wester Ross communities – and major heritage, outdoors and nature trusts – have called for an end to an ill-thought out mobile masts policy.
The Kessock lifeboat team revealed the figure while paying tribute to the volunteers and public support without which they cannot operate.
Engineers are on site and working to restore power to communities hit by an electric outage on the shores of Loch Torridon.
Now is the time to ban headers from football amid growing evidence of their link to heightened dementia risk, a Scottish campaign group has argued.
Developers behind the controversial plan for a plant in Easter Ross are appealing against Highland Council's decision to refuse planning permission
Gas engineers seem to have dropped an objection to a contentious multimillion-pound electric vehicle charge hub, shop and takeaway on the Black Isle.
Tracey (58), from Inverness, was inspired to sign up for series two because "it was the best game show I've seen for a long time".
BBC smash hit The Traitors returns to screens tonight (Wednesday) and two of the hopefuls eyeing up the £120,000 prize hail from Inverness.
Smash BBC series The Traitors returns to airwaves tonight (Wednesday) and joining the 22 hopefuls battling it out will be two Inverness contestants.
NHS Highland has been ordered to apologise to a patient and their spouse after failings resulted in medication being administered twice.
A trio of fines in Ross-shire totalling more than £1000 were among £85,700 worth of civil penalties dished out by Sepa across Scotland this year.
OFFERS to 'gift' land to the community at a controversial housing development are simply a "diversion to focus on the wrong thing", say protesters.
Plastic pollution blighting the shores of a loch has sparked a call for fish farm operators to tackle long vacant salmon pens that are deteriorating.
Highland Council revealed that TV and movie film crews spent over £3m in 2022, and this record is likely to be surpassed when 2023's data is released.
The Met Office is warning of flooding on Highland roads and railways just days after Storm Gerrit caused widespread chaos.
Further strong winds, rain and snow are expected to push across the Highlands from the west this weekend – with travel disruption likely.
The reopening of the road between Spean Bridge and Invergarry means traffic can move north and south again, using a detour via the A87 and A887.
Officers say they are increasingly concerned" for the welfare of a missing 66-year-old man who has not been seen since December 21.
Almost 8000 homes across Scotland were still without power shortly before lunch on Thursday & some may have to wait up to 48 hours to be reconnected.
The teams working tirelessly to clear a major Highland trunk road of fallen trees have released pictures highlighting the scale of the task they face.
