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Highland contestants in The Traitors are the first to guess who one of the traitors is.

Fyrish Gymnastics Club take to Denmark for special elite coaching fulling ambitions to win national competition titles.

It could sometimes be a mission to get the in-demand photographer north of the Kessock Bridge but the results always made it worth the effort.

Mallard FC will join the Inverness & District amateur leagues next Spring.

It's emerged that in a deal concluded just before Christmas, Highland Hospice has bought Mo Dhachaidh and will rent the premises to NHS Highland.

The Kessock lifeboat team revealed the figure while paying tribute to the volunteers and public support without which they cannot operate.

Footwear store Schuh has closed at the Eastgate Shopping Centre.

It's a chance for communities to ensure they are heard by higher levels of government and that local issues are highlighted.

"Our goal is to extend a helping hand to those who may be facing difficulties, ensuring they experience the love which is the essence of the season."

Sean MacIver was one of the Ness Factor 2023 performers, who together raised £86,000 for charity in October.

Mountain rescue teams across the Highlands have been spending time in challenging conditions to help people off the mountains this winter.

Highland Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has demanded action as new figures reveal 73 per cent of train stations in the region are not fully accessible.

Organiser of a Ross-shire Tractor run said that he found himself ‘amazed’ at the different colours and display of the event.

Dingwall-based Fèis Ross are offering free sessions for people of all ages.

The fascinating process by which myth and legend become widely accepted 'fact' provoked lively comment at a trailblazing Dingwall book club.

See what's on in 2024 with the Active Outdoors events list covering much of the Highlands and Islands, Moray and Aberdeenshire.

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.

Get 2024 off to a winning start with a look back across 2023 with our end of year quiz.

We've covered a lot of ground over the past year and 2024 promises to be no different. Here's a personal message with our best wishes for the new year

Another year has passed and, while we look forward to what 2024 might bring, it is always good just to pause and reflect on what has passed.