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A man has died following a crash involving a lorry and three other vehicles on the A9 near Ballinluig.
School staff in the Highlands are suffering an average of almost eight physical or verbal assaults every day, official figures have revealed.
Police officers in Dingwall are appealing for witnesses after a person was pushed into the path of an oncoming car.
Hospitality operators and workers in the Highlands were among the winners at an event to recognise excellence across Scotland’s hospitality industry.
A Highland MP fears that legalised assisted dying could be seen as an “economically useful” route amid tight budgets and high care home costs.
Motorists are being advised that the A82 is closed by Loch Ness due a road traffic incident.
A growing number of community councils in the Highlands have joined forces calling for greater clarity on plans for major energy projects.
The A9 remains closed at Tomich in Easter Ross following a two-vehicle collision this afternoon.
An Inverness dental practice says it is working tirelessly to overcome a nationwide shortage of dentists which has put a strain on services.
The cycling shirts on hangers on his wall in the family home and display of medals are testament to the achievements of paracyclist Fin Graham.
Four artists and their community partners across the Highlands are set to produce original live performances in a new creative project.
An Inverness social enterprise planning an ambitious training and reuse ‘village’ has been given the go-ahead for various developments at its base.
Four artists and their community partners across the Highlands are set to produce original live performances in a new creative project.
Is the cost-of-living crisis still with us?
British long-distance cyclist and broadcaster Mark Beaumont has sent a good luck message ahead of a Highland charity fundraising cycle challenge.
Air passengers flying from Inverness are still being advised to arrive early as work continues to resolve a technical issue with a security scanner.
October 2019: Trainee tends the aspens at Dundreggan Conservation Estate in Glenmoriston.
The number of people in the Highlands who died due to drug misuse last year has shown a marked decrease.
An ambitious training and reuse ‘village’ to help tackle poverty and encourage recycling could be developed in Inverness.
Bruce Norval was among more than 30,000 people in the UK infected with HIV and hepatitis C after being given contaminated blood products.
