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Dobbies staff in Inverness in line to lose their jobs have been assured alternative roles will be available for them with supermarket giant Tesco.
The Inverness branch of Dobbies garden centre chain is in line for closure by the end of the year.
A new senior officer is to oversee the reinvestigation of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson’s murder, following criticism by his family.
New study finds independent care provider makes impressive contribution to region’s economy
The finalists for the Highland’s premier business awards ceremony have been officially announced.
Census figures show the scale of the housing transformation needed across the Highlands and Islands to address the housing emergency an MSP has said.
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Torrdion are also among those to have been named as part of the 2025 line-up for the festival.
Figures compiled by the enterprise agency show how businesses and communities have been supported by the agency during the 2023/ 24 financial year.
Due to works reprogramming BEAR Scotland says resurfacing works on the A9 at Tomatin will not now be completed until the end of August.
Inflation may have pushed up Highland councillors’ expenses this year, with the total for reimbursement claims in 2023/24 topping £130,000.
The Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has shared the first images of adorable two-week-old Eurasian elk calves born at the Highland Wildlife Park.
Highland Council will work with UHI Inverness and Highland Hospice to improve their bid for funding for a project to enable end-of-life conversations.
Although they arrived in the strath by helicopter a visit by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh to Grantown was anything but a flying one this week.
5 titles with a Highland background are in the running for this year’s Highland Book Prize.
Royal couple called in at several High Street premises and also visited recently opened distillery
More than 50,000 passengers were able to take advantage of Highland Council’s in-house bus service in its first year of operation.
While colleagues rallied after Humza Yousaf’s resignation, opposition politicians have been quick to recount what they see as his failures in office.
Kelly Macrae and Savannah Kelly took the trophy as joint carers of the year at the Highland Heroes ceremony.
Recently moving from Golspie to Invergordon, Catherine Ferguson was "overwhelmed" to be named Highland Heroes' secondary teacher of the year.
Jane Mackintosh was named primary teacher of the year at this year's Highland Heroes awards.
