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Firefighters have the outbreak under control said the Scottish Fire and Rescue service.

Inver manager Paul Connolly says his side will be “a match for anyone” this season.

The incident happened at around 1pm today, May 7.

CrossReach is a popular choice not just for loved ones seeking a care home but also to those looking for a rewarding employment experience.

The well-respected distillery manager jumped at the chance of the top job and never looked back.

Ullapool parents to see new free music workshops for babies and toddlers, led by two renowned local musicians.

A lifeline ambulance service is £2000 better off thanks to the head-turning efforts of participants in a road run that set out from Dingwall.

13% of Highland children waited over a year for mental health treatment after being referred to CAMHS.

A 42-year-old woman has died after a serious accident on the A9 last night.

The A9 has fully reopened following a serious accident last night.

A section of the A9 has been closed following a ‘serious’ collision in the Highlands.

A 55-year-old Easter Ross man has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court accused of abducting a child in Alness.

It was a night to remember for a Dingwall club season finale that also paid tribute to a legend.

A 43-year old man has been charged with dangerous driving after police detected a car being driven at 142mph on a Highland road.

John Swinney has been crowned the new leader of the SNP after winning the support of potential contender, Highland MSP Kate Forbes.

Coigach Heritage held an online and in-person art auction in a bid to raise funds for a new art instalment in the area, titled Lorg Na Còigich.

Ullapool’s nearby settlement of Ardmair has received a planning proposal for a new “metal clad” contemporary house.

A pilot whale which became stranded on Firemore Beach, north of Gairloch, has died.

Invergordon powerhouse regains title.

Hidden gem on the A835, Tarvies Café, has been praised for “going the extra mile” by reducing waste and recycling.