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The number of people in the Highlands who died due to drug misuse last year has shown a marked decrease.
It has been a Belladrum Festival fit for its 20th anniversary, according to event producder Dougie Brown.
Questions are being asked about why it took so long to declare the Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire constituency result in the General Election.
Advice has been issued for voters in the Highlands who have yet to receive or return their postal votes.
Campaigners worried about the “industrialisation” of the Highlands from renewables greeted councillors arriving for a meeting.
Highland businesswomen are among those supporting an event to celebrate other women on their own business journeys.
The A9 at Daviot has fully reopened following a road crash involving two vehicles this afternoon.
A stalwart of the trade union movement and driving force behind the creation of an Inverness memorial to honour those who have died at work has died.
The deadline is looming for people to give their views on a 20-year vision to improve transport in the Highlands and Islands.
An historic Highland fishing lodge will feature in tonight’s televised grand final to find Scotland’s Home of the Year.
Hot weather and thousands of thirsty festival-goers led to long bar queues on day one of Peat & Diesel’s Black Isle Belter.
A Highland campaigner who has spent 33 years trying to expose the truth behind the UK infected blood scandal has spoken of the “stolen years”.
A Black Isle man infected with contaminated blood was in London today to hear that a treatment scandal affecting thousands could have been avoided.
Police will take ‘robust enforcement action’ against those who endanger others on region’s roads
An Inverness doctor is hoping to evacuate more of his family out of Gaza after four members were allowed to leave the war-torn territory.
An Inverness surgeon has made a return visit to Ukraine as the conflict continues more than two years after the full-scale invasion by Russia.
Plans have been revealed for a pumped hydro storage scheme in the Highlands which would be one of the largest of its type in the UK.
VisitScotland has announced it will close its network of information centres over the next two years.
A senior detective is understood to be facing disciplinary action after it was found he misled the widow of murdered Nairn banker Alistair Wilson.
High demand is expected as tickets for the highly-anticipated charity dance competition, Strictly Inverness, go on sale tomorrow at 10am.
