Highlands & Islands Tourism Awards are back for 2022 with brand new RBS climate champion category

The SkillSeeder app, a first for Scotland, will provide a unique way for firms and organisations to tap into climate change training courses.

Bumble was a lovely, 12-year-old cat who had always been affectionate and friendly – happy with a comfortable lap to sleep on.

Highland businesses will inevitably lose business and face additional financial pressure as a result of the conflict in Ukraine.

Around 80 people came together on a cycle and walk from Lochardil to the Smiddy Field at Knocknagael.

Politicians safety against their public accessibility must have sensible balance says former Inverness MSP David Stewart.

Staff raised more than £1500 in just a week for the cause.

All residents in Highland, Argyll and Bute aged over 75 or those who are immunosuppressed are being invited for a spring booster dose.

A vulnerable Inverness man reported as missing has now been traced.

More than 40 Highland tourism businesses will connect with tour operators and travel agents from around the world at a new travel trade event

The Scottish Government's health minister has visited the Highlands amid maternity provision concerns

Owners of an Inverness caravan and glamping park have been asked to provide assurances over plans for a clubhouse and swimming complex on the grounds.

Stuck for ideas for a Mother’s Day gift? Executive Chef at the Drumossie Hotel Euan Walker, has the perfect solution!

Age Scotland is calling for urgent action to support older people on low incomes.

The new £1.7 million maintenance project is underway on the A9 Cromarty Bridge with work set to continue for three months.

The Highlands and Islands have been rated as among the best places in Scotland to own an electric car, and well ahead of Scotland's biggest cities

Peat and Diesel played an impromptu gig at Café 1 to raise money for the Highland Hospice.

Pupils across the Highlands have been affected with the closures of two schools and three nurseries today due to coronavirus-related issues.

Detectives investigating the murder of Alistair Wilson in Nairn 17 years ago are appealing for information about two men seen with a handgun.

Councillors are set to consider three separate planning applications from the same developer on Tuesday.