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Ross-shire Engineering (RSE) – which is based in Inverness and has facilities in Muir of Ord – announced £198 million in revenue.

Rural homeowners are being warned not to become complacent over the threat of burst pipes.

Demand for tickets for an author's Easter Ross talk on the Scottish witchcraft trials has been so high he's set to repeat it at the same venue.

Ross Couper, who has lived in Cromarty for many years and has a family history in the town and wider area, spanning many generations.

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

This was a busy year for the Highland Archive Centre, with lots of researchers through the doors and lots of enquiries answered by the archive team.

Yulia Kushch says her life – like the lives of all Ukrainians – is divided into the past before the war and the new present.

Kevin Green recalls the stormy December night in 1959 when the ill-fated trawler George Robb went down off Duncansby Head

The Highland Shortbread Showdown is returning for a second year to discover the best biscuits from across the region.

Ross-shire pupils set out their stalls in the Eastgate in Inverness earlier this month.

“Over the festive period, we all eat things we shouldn’t, and that’s no exception for many pets."

Transport Scotland has confirmed the fares increase it will put in place for 2024.

Energy sector services group, Global Energy Group (GEG), has reported a 21 per cent increase in revenue for 2023.

Properties that have been empty for 12 months or more within the region increased from 434 in 2013 to 3334 in 2023

The Scottish Government today announced the Scottish Budget which sets out its proposed spending and tax plans for 2024 to 2025.

Tourism businesses from the Highlands attended the North America Business Development Mission (BDM) to support the growth of visitors to Scotland.

Leoni shares her story of both heartbreak, as well as how love and family time helped her deal with the major lifestyle change.

Almost half a century on, the cap fits for Therese Coffey – at last!

The Highlands can be transformed in winter, but people are being warned that conditions can leave little room for error in the hills.

MSP Kate Forbes has urged the Scottish government not to appeal a court decision to uphold the UK government's block on gender reform.