Call for discussions on how to manage future visitors after complaints about dirty camping
Nessie invoked in a bid to discredit US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden but swipe is already backfiring
Public confidence in policing also grew during the same period according to latest figures
More businesses will be allowed to reopen from Monday next week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed this afternoon.
A retired consultant ophthalmologist appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court yesterday accused of killing his neighbour
Part time flashing 20mph signs by Highland schools will not be operating as normal due to technical issues
Holidaymakers are facing tough choices after the rules around travel to and from Spain were changed.
Education Secretary John Swinney has said no physical distancing required for primary or secondary pupils if infection rates remain low
Ashers bakery is keeping up with the times with a range of shortbread figures in kilts and face coverings.
People travelling to or from Spain will have to quarantine on arrival in Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says.
The owner of Inverness Airport wants to hear from businesses about how it can help meet their travel needs.
Furniture store DFS is introducing two new safety first services for customers
The overall total number of positive tests in the region remains at 338 today
EasyJet has announced flights will restart on June 15 – with all crew and passengers required to wear face masks
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said NHS Highland will be helping in the next stage of efforts to control the spread of coronavirus.
Tomatin Distillery held a virtual whisky festival to raise much-needed funds for its charity partner Maggie’s Highlands
Great-grandmother Margaret Payne is climbing the equivalent of the height of Suilven on her stairs
'Their response has been incredible' says Aviemore-based convener
But new rules will still not apply in Scotland
Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave more detail last night of moves to relax lockdown restrictions in England
