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It is the sixth reported sighting of Nessie sightings in the first three months of 2021.
As NHS 24 prepares for the busy Easter holiday, people across Scotland are encouraged to take small steps to make a big difference to their health.
Another Nessie sighting has been recorded on the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register.
A Kiltarlity woman is asking the energy ombudsman to intervene in a wrangle with her energy provider over the level of her arrears.
Embarrassed council chiefs have apologised after they started work on electric vehicle charge points in a Ross car park before planning permission.
Highland Council has welcomed the Scottish Government’s progress on the young person’s guarantee initiative.
A woman has been taken to hospital with serious injuries following an accident involving a lorry in a street in the Highland capital.
Musicians are set to compete for two prestigious trophies in the final event of the Inverness Music Festival.
Another of our reader's pictures from Ross-shire.
The UK government must continue the furlough scheme, even as lockdown eases, a Highland economist has argued.
A box of sought-after ice creams has been snapped up for £50 – almost 10 times the retail price – in a charity fundraising auction.
David Stewart believes Scotland will be left behind if they do not begin to seek international co-operation for some form of digital passport.
Still waiting to hear when season can restart
A charity which has transported hundreds of vital medical supplies and samples free for NHS Highland has received a major funding boost.
Good digital access is vital for Highland businesses trying to weather the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, city leaders have been told.
Health bosses in the Highlands expect the Covid-19 vaccination programme of over-80s to be completed by early next month.
Supermarket chain Aldi is giving all store staff in Scotland a new year pay rise and increasing its minimum hourly rates at the start of next month.
A Scottish Prison Service spokesman today confirmed the figure for HMP Inverness and said a number of procedures were in place.
Far North man Paul Steven captured a once in a lifetime image of a golden eagle flying into the setting sun near Forsinard on Monday afternoon.
Highland MSP questions whether the Scottish Government and NHS Highland are the right organisations to show 'compassion'
