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PICTURES: Personalities of captured Cairngorms lynx are starting to shine

But what are their favourite things to do at the Highland Wildlife Park?

Popular Aviemore artificial pitch upgrade will cost nearly £450,000

Local Highland councillors are being asked to approve funds from developer contributions for village’s primary school

Highland Heroes 2026: Nominate your health heroes now

Who are the health heroes in your community? Nominate them for Heroes award today!

Hundreds of asylum seekers to be housed in Inverness army barracks

UK Government looking at using Cameron Barracks and an East Sussex military site to end use of hotels to accommodate migrants

Greggs coming to Inverness city centre

Famous bakery chain is eyeing up a vacant shop on the city’s High Street

‘Grit on with it’ Strathspey and Badenoch communities advised as winter arrives

Highland Council urges local groups ‘apply now for winter resilience aid’

NHS Highland lost 40,000 nurse and midwife staff days due to ‘mental health crisis’

Highland Liberal Democrats warn nurses and midwives are ‘being pushed beyond reasonable limits’.

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes launches bid to maximise Highland renewables employment

Up to £100 billion will pour into the north over the next 15 years for the generation and transmission of renewable energy.

Kingussie butcher Donald Gilmour’s pies rise to the occasion

Award-winning butcher put his recipe for success down to quality of locally sourced beef

PICTURES: Badenoch shinty stars shine in narrow Scotland loss to strong Irish team

Kingussie keeper Rory McGregor put in outstanding display and was named man of the match

Pizza giant opening new outlet in Inverness

Domino’s signage has been erected above a unit in the Longman confirming an open secret that the takeaway giant is opening a third outlet in the city.

Highland school abuse and violence rockets 500% in five years sparking bid for protections for teachers

But officials worry about pupils ‘marginalised as a result of their behaviour’ amid demand for council to recognise ‘serious problem’.

Aviemore’s golden sports hero survives yet another scare

Dave Smith had three brain tumours - one ‘the size of an orange’

First Minister opens new exhibition celebrating shinty’s cultural legacy

Scotland’s First Minister cut the ribbon on a new permanent exhibition in Inverness celebrating shinty and its history yesterday.

Cold case appeal for Birmingham man 42 years on from his disappearance in Highlands

Michael Bell last made contact with family from Dalwhinnie and Tyndrum on return from Skye trip

‘My husband decided he wanted to leave and go off with another woman’ - former MSP recalls how marriage breakdown paved way into politics

When Mary Scanlon’s husband walked out on her and their two young children, it was to be a defining moment in her life.

WATCH: Winter arrives at Cairngorm Mountain ski resort

First significant snow on the upper slopes with more forecast to fall

Swimming pool for Kingussie? Community orchard? Solar travel?

Suggestions coming in for Badenoch capital’s 2030 Vision but more needed

‘Snow long, Summertime!’ says Badenoch and Strathspey as winter arrives

As clocks prepare to go back to GMT the first serious snows arrive on the hills

Deadline nearing for residents to take part in housing need and demand study

Highland Council is calling on householders who have not already completed the Housing Need and Demand survey to take part now.