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The Highlands could lose out on access to superfast broadband if a court case is not resolved by the end of the year it has been claimed.
The owner of Inverness Airport wants to hear from businesses about how it can help meet their travel needs.
Queues formed outside the Inverness branch of Primark ahead of its reopening today.
Politician has urged the Scottish Parliament’s Public Audit and Post-Legislative Scrutiny Committee to conduct its own examination
People in the Highlands are being asked for their views on how future health and care services might be delivered remotely.
The Highlands and far north have gone the past 24 hours without recording any fresh positive tests for Covid-19.
Scotland has reached the fourth day in a row without any deaths from a confirmed case of Covid-19, according to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
ScotRail says most rail customers have been following on-board safety guidance during journeys – but around one in 10 have not.
A Badenoch group using shinty to combat mental health issues is redeploying resources to better tackle the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic
As more companies continue to get back to work, we look at how financial support is helping firms to adapt, innovate and protect jobs.
AGM also hears that Scottish Golf rebated £575,000 back to clubs as the pandemic forced courses to close
All 42 clubs in the SPFL will receive £50,000
Caley Thistle will remain in Championship and play fewer games
Newtonmore Bowling Club has become one of the first greens to reopen in the Highlands after the coronavirus lockdown
Coronavirus has prompted some new firsts for the club
Club is continuing to navigate through 'uncharted waters'
Fingers are crossed that it will be safe to return to the game soon after pandemic stops play
Martyn Landi reviews The Last of Us Part II, while Jamie Harris takes on Do Not Feed The Monkeys, Desperados III, and Beyond Blue
Matt MacPherson of The Malt Room in Inverness is opening up some rare bottles to let people taste a special dram during lockdown
ArtyNess: Liza Mulholland celebrates the joys of playing music as a family – and those who have shared their passion during lockdown
The hill walking and cycling author, editor and broadcaster shares his experiences of lockdown from his home in Newtonmore
A paediatrician who has written a book on nurturing parent-child relationships advises parents on how to shout less and be more tolerant
TRNSMT Takeover will give music fans the chance to enjoy some of TRNSMT’s most iconic moments
Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond return to BBC Scotland and BBC One with the show which is filmed in Fettercairn.
Book inspired by exiled Scot's key guide to US birds
Social media pages will host live performances, kids craft activities, pub quiz, archive footage and more
The spirit of the festival will take to our screens and radios in celebration of the largest music festival in the world.
Grassroots music venues are asking for cash aid and a reduction in VAT to help them cope with financial losses during the coronavirus crisis.
Room for 150 cars at Inverness stadium car park
