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Court case that was holding-up the delivery of superfast broadband to the Highlands settled – but delays still anticipated.
The success of a pioneering tidal power project could open the doors to the birth of a new industry in the Highlands.
Highland Council has announced a U-turn on provision of additional free childcare after pressure from politicians and parents.
Councillors will be asked to reject 'significant and detrimental' boundary changes later this week
The project aims to write the autobiography of the Highlands while encouraging tourists to visit all parts of the region
Nicola Sturgeon sets out plans in response to Covid and towards longer-term aims.
Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross is set to announce an ambitious jobs and economic recovery plan from Inverness later today.
The new prison might only be operational by 2024 due to alleged 'dithering' by the justice secretary
HIGHLAND Council is under fire for forcing parents to pay for childcare despite being given a £30 million pot to provide the services free.
Cash-strapped Highland Council has come under fire after a former executive was given a £475,000 golden handshake.
The recruitment of a new depute chief executive for Highland Council has been paused after objections from councillors.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the rate of Covid-19 reproduction in the country could be rising amid a spate of virus clusters.
There have been no new deaths from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in the last seven days in the NHS Highland area – for a fourth week.
With one quarter of results downgraded tens of thousands of pupils are likely to see major improvements in their awards
Education secretary John Swinney will set out to parliament tomorrow how the government will fix the exam results downgrade fiasco.
Plans to return Highland children to school next week hit a last-minute hitch when bus operators demanded extra cash, it has emerged.
HIGHLAND Council is in the progress of renegotiating some school transport contracts, less than a week before schools reopen.
Nicola Sturgeon reminded pupils who were disappointed with the results had many options ahead of them
A Belgian woman who has only recently arrived in Dingwall was thrilled after rescuing a vulnerable one-month-old otter pup separated from its parents.
The Cabinet Officer Minister arrived north after MP Jamie Stone invited him to hear from the sector firsthand
