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The Ross-shire referee who owes his life to quick-thinking players and the presence of a defibrillator has paid heartfelt thanks to local heroes.

Jane Buckley (86) “taught herself to walk again” to raise money for Palestinian children - so that they can walk again too.

Meet the Ross-shire runners taking on the London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) for Highland Hospice.

In March, Dingwall Tesco invited the Highlands and Islands Blood Bikes (HAIBB) to set up outside the store in hopes of raising funds and awareness.

The highly-anticipated new addition to the Wester Ross village has been under construction since the beginning of 2024.

Staff shortages are disrupting some trains to and from Inverness this morning.

An Easter Ross man with a bad record for domestic offences has been ordered to carry out 180 hours of unpaid community work.

A woman hiker has been released from hospital after being airlifted to safety from the Falls of Glomach in Wester Ross.

Tributes have been flooding in from shocked members of the community after the sudden death of a popular Highland councillor overnight.

The shock death of Highland councillor Alasdair Rhind has left friends and colleagues stunned, with MP Jamie Stone among those paying tribute.

Heavy snow could cause disruption in the Highlands overnight tonight, the Met Office has warned - with the alert extending as far north as Daviot.

Invergordon welcomed the arrival of its first ship in the 2024 cruise liner season season.

Two ScotRail services between Inverness and Caithness will be cancelled today.

Don Cowie hopes the experience of his senior players can help make the difference in Ross County’s bid to stay in the Premiership.

Neil Lancaster, the bestselling author of the Tom Novak and Max Craigie series, dropped into Ullapool Bookshop on April 2 with his pup Peggy.

AIDA Cruises’ arrival of the AIDAdiva in port of Invergordon today (April 3) marks the beginning of the highly-anticipated cruise liner season.

It was a chance for the team recently crowned Highland Heroes to brush up some of their operational skills.

A Muir of Ord care home is launching a supportive and fun space for new parents and their children.

CalMac CEO, Robbie Drummond is to step down from his role, with the ferry company citing the “real challenges” faced by island communities.

Scottish Water engineers were left with egg on their face after having to rip up a street just days after repairing a burst main.