The Apprentice Store has become the latest business in the Highlands to sign the Young Person’s Guarantee

A new community reporter role will be set up to cover the north-west Highlands as part of a local journalism scheme funded by the owners of Facebook.

Demand for energy advice has soared to five times pre-pandemic levels, according to Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS).

One lasting and radical legacy of this pandemic will be the practice of working from home. Rushed in two years ago to prevent physical mixing.

A man who admitted domestic abuse against his partner was released on bail pending a background report.

The Highland Hospice and the Crocus Group are celebrating their partnership by planting a field of crocuses in remembrance through donations.

A 37-year-old man who assaulted his partner will be sentenced next month.

The last thing an Inverness man was expecting when he went to stay with his partner was to help with the birth of his daughter at the side of the A9.

A ward at an Inverness hospital has closed to new admissions and visiting after a small number of cases of Covid-19 were detected.

The UK and Scottish Governments have announced two green freeports are to be established in Scotland.

Highland Deaf Education Service’s unique 1+2 BSL digital pack a hit with more than 20 Scottish local authorities buying it.

Ballifeary Community Councillor Andrew Smith claims it would be a waste of £1.4 million if it was made permanent without any changes.

Online enrolment for all Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) providers, including local authority nurseries, opens today.

About 9000 native trees and shrubs are to be planted in an Inverness park in the coming weeks to help tackle the impacts of climate change.

After being diagnosed with an inherited local Sherrill Mason is backing a new campaign by the British Heart Foundation.

Air connectivity is essential for lifeline services and supporting the economy of the Highlands and Islands, according to regional transport leaders.

Confirmation that two green freeports are to be established in Scotland has been warmly welcomed by the Opportunity Cromarty Firth (OCF) consortium

Sixteen wildcats are being paired up for the first ever breeding season at project centre in Cairngorms

Five young Highland dancers from the Inverness area will appear in a short film by the New Yorker magazine.

In his Health Matters column, Dr Tim Allison discusses getting used to life with covid and the importance of vaccination.