NHS Highland is promoting its Together We Care initiative and a short video by chief executive Pamela Dudek explains how to get involved.

Some councillors still oppose the 'disappointing' move describing it as a huge political failing in local government

Blood bike charity in Inverness need help with a whisky auction and are on the look out for volunteers.

Sex offender breaks requirements to access indecent websites and did not report it.

Guests enjoyed wine and cheese at The Wee Bar to raise money for a pair going husky sledding for charity.

Nicky Marr shares her views on recent global headlines – Downing Street parties, Prince Andrew and Novak Djokovic.

Ask the Doctor deals with a common question from patients - how to deal with indigestion.

An Inverness construction worker who drove with an unsafe amount of cannabis in his system was fined £520 and banned from driving for a year.

Visitor destinations will share just over £2.6 million in funding for projects to improve facilities as part of a drive for sustainable tourism.

Inverness care home Ballifeary House is to receive a birthday boost from law firm Ledingham Chalmers as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations

“To be human,” writes Iain McGilchrist, “ is to feel a deep gravitational pull towards something ineffable”.

Police say a missing 56-year-old man is "safe and well" after being tracked down.

11 year old superstar hands over cheque to Highland Hospice after doing a sponsored swim.

Organisations and individuals are being urged to sponsor a “brick” in a wall of support on the Highland Children’s Unit at Raigmore Hospital.

Inverness Sheriff Court hears that man with drug problem spat at police but avoids jail after rehabilitation promise.

NHS Highland has issued tips for people to help to minimise the spread of norovirus.

Raigmore Hospital's Ward 7A is closed to new admissions and essential visitors.

Jogging group celebrated its anniversary last week by going on a large group run.

A godmother fell out with her god-daughter who ended up with a small cut after being struck by a glass during a drinking session.

Fears it will take the death of someone for Highland Council to act on a community’s heartfelt plea for a 20mph speed limit have been voiced.