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Scotland’s Deputy First Minister has been given an insight into work by social enterprises in the Inverness area during visits to two organisations.
Six schools and three nurseries in the Highlands have so far announced they will be closed or will open later today.
Further wintry showers may lead to some travel disruption in the Highlands amid a yellow weather warning for snow and ice.
An Inverness businessman has voiced his disappointment after discovering that payments made via ZettlebyPayPal before Christmas have been delayed.
The Scottish Government Resilience Room (SGORR) has activated as weather warnings for rain were upgraded to amber.
A group of 19 Afghan women medical students have celebrated the festival of Yalda while experiencing their first Scottish Christmas in the Highlands.
As tributes pour in after the death of baker Harry Gow, we publish these images in honour of a man known for quality, tradition, and community spirit.
Tributes have poured in following the death of Highland baker Harry Gow aged 89.
An Inverness-born acoustic scientist has been presented with a British Empire Medal (BEM).
A Highland-made film aimed at inspiring people to tackle climate change has received international recognition in its first year since production.
Performers of all ages and stages are urged to submit entries for next year’s Inverness Music Festival - described as ‘performance for everyone’.
Dougie Grant recalls as a youngster witnessing a half-submerged ship which had grounded near home, knowing his father had helped to rescue 12 people.
A road in Ullapool has been closed due to concern for a person.
A well-known and popular cafe and bicycle workshop in Inverness could be wound up.
An Inverness organisation providing services to women and children who have experienced domestic abuse has received two ‘weak’ ratings by inspectors.
Calls are growing for an urgent rethink on proposals which could affect services for women and children affected by domestic abuse in the Highlands.
In September 1945, Corporal Margaret Higgins was on duty as a teleprinter operator with the WAAF when a message came through that the war was over.
Staffing levels at a Black Isle primary school nursery have resulted in its closure today.
A Highland politician - and survivor of sexual violence - is seeking a meeting with Highland Council amid concerns Women’s Aid services are at risk.
Domestic abuse services for women and children in the Highlands could close under funding plans by Highland Council, Women’s Aid groups are warning.
