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Ironically the inventor Spanish aristocrat Juan de la Cierva was killed in a conventional aeroplane crash in 1936
Highland Council has agreed to lobby for improved access to breast screening in remote parts of Highland.
The hero crew of an Inverness-based search and rescue helicopter are winners of the 2022 Prince Philip Helicopter Rescue Award.
The man convicted of killing Renee MacRae and their son Andrew has started appeal proceedings only days after he was sentenced to life in prison
Public services provider Serco reacts to losing the Caledonian Sleeper contract after failing to reach new deal with Scottish Government.
The Serco Caledonian Sleeper contract between London and the Highlands will end next June Scottish Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth confirms.
Detectives investigating Alistair Wilson murder in 2004 want to hear from anyone who was in hotel opposite his home two days before shooting.
Force is investigating an afternoon attack on coach driver on busy Inverness street
New study backs continuing talks about the reintroduction of the big cat although Highland farmers have expressed fears
North-east of England baking giant Greggs is renowned for its steak bake
THE Highland Violence Against Women Partnership is urging north communities to take a stand against gender-based violence.
A £4 million plan has been lodged for luxury car retail and service site in Inverness
Military personnel could be used across the Highlands to ease pressure on the Scottish Ambulance Service
First robotic-assisted operations at Highlands hospital declared big success by surgeons
Raigmore Hospital was built in six months to cope with World War II injured, but later became Inverness and Highlands' general hospital.
Prolific architect Alexander Ross died 96 years ago but much of his legacy exists across Inverness and the Highlands.
Two moors have plans to restore peat and prevent release of carbon and other global warming gases
Drivers drug driving to be targeted by major Police Scotland campaign over the next few weeks
Large part of mini-bus cost met by legacy from ski-mad solicitor who made his home in strath in later life
THE pipes and drums are blasting back to Inverness, bringing a major money-spinning boost to tourism and the Highland economy.
