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Beavers could be reintroduced into Glen Affric by the spring.

A 42-hour long rain warning has been issued for swathes of the Highlands - with up to 150mm expected to fall in the worst spots.

High Life Highland has announced plans to appoint new non-executive directors to its boards.

A woman who admitted conducting herself in a threatening manner towards a man in a Wester Ross village has been admonished.

Reports of behaviour to Highland Council can vary from noise disturbances to criminal accusations.

While one councillor was very excited, another said: ‘This is a source of shame… it should have been done years ago.’

The Highland health board was unique in its adoption of a lead agency model, which gave different powers to each authority.

Critics fear ‘a highly explosive plant adjacent to a small local distillery, a training airfield and industrial scale distilled spirit storage units’.

A shop worker was struck on the head with a blade by a Ross-shire man who will be sentenced next week.

Bella is the best - and that’s official after the popular music event was named Scotland’s festival of the year.

A man has died following a house fire in Drumbeg on Wednesday afternoon, police have confirmed. His cause of death is “unexplained”.

Performers of all ages and stages are urged to submit entries for next year’s Inverness Music Festival - described as ‘performance for everyone’.

He also played in Clach’s shock win at Brora.

£90m has been injected into the north of Scotland economy thanks to a housing boom in the likes of Inverness.

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.

Emergency services are battling a serious house fire north of Lochinver.

Don Cowie has given updates on a number of the Staggies’ recent absentees.

The musician became an ambassador for the charity earlier this year.

The Easter Ross youngsters are in the last sixteen.

Works to clear a Wester Ross beauty spot from various kinds of waste dumped in the area have begun, costing more than £6000.