Police Scotland Highland and Islands Division have confirmed the idenitfy of a man found washed up on the shore at Kyleakin.
"It's International Polar Bear Day!" comes the roar.
Badenoch and Strathspey MP Danny Alexander will call for A9 average speed cameras plans to be scrapped at his meeting with the multi-agency A9 Safety…
Fears about the potential noise from a controversial wood chipping operation in Kingussie have failed to stop its go-ahead.
No less than 100% of visitors coming to the Badenoch and Strathpsey area have vowed to return again, a recent customer survey has discovered.
Police Scotland are appealing for information following a number of break-ins to vehicles in Kingussie on Sunday night or the early hours of the…
Community councils in the Highlands have been urged to ramp up the pressure on their local SNP, Liberal Democrat and Labour representatives, ahead of…
Independent MSP Jean Urquhart has urged Highland and Islands businesses to speak up on discriminatory delivery charges.
BEAR Scotland will be carrying out reconstruction works worth £90,000 to repair a section of embankment on the A86 Laggan Causeway.
A veteran of the Falklands War has appealed to a Sheriff not to order the destruction of his pet Japanese Akita dog.
Members of Highland Council’s ruling coalition were left in the dark about shock proposals to axe more than 20 offices to save cash, it has…
Two climbers have been located and are safe and well after being reported overdue whilst in the Cairngorms.
The campaign to reinstate Alain Baxter’s Olympic bronze medal - which is being wholly endorsed by the former GB ski star - has gone all the way…
Stricter rules for letting out Highland schools will come into force after a failed bid to put the new policy on ice.
Police are appealing for information after a window was smashed at a unit on the Dalfaber Industrial Estate in Aviemore.
Tourist viewpoints are to be created in the Cairngorms National Park to help draw more visitors to the area.
A Polish couple who had al fresco sex on a bench in front of Inverness Cathedral will be sentenced next month for committing an act of public indecency.
Massive quantities of snow have prompted local mountain safety experts to warn both mountaineers and skiers of the danger of "terrain traps".
The Scottish SPCA has described 2013 as its "busiest ever year" with a record number of calls to its animal helpline, pets rehomed and wildlife saved.
A man who posted sectarian comments on a Rangers supporters website walked free from Inverness Sheriff Court.