Statistics show 18 per cent of looked after Highland children go into children’s homes – and 30 per cent are sent away from the area altogether.

Donors have helped a grieving family reach a fundraising target that will allow them to lay their wife and mother to rest after she died in December.

Leading tourism group HITA is calling on people to help drive forward a successful awards venture.

Greater collaboration between the offshore energy and defence sectors could open up lucrative opportunities for the underwater industry

As the dancers prepare for Strictly Inverness, it is time to meet the first group of contestants.

A man who coughed in a nurse’s face was spared a jail sentence when he appeared at Inverness Sheriff Court.

The newly fitted defibrillator will be a key part of the community that could save lives in the future.

Forty years of Moray Firth Radio, and I feel so honoured that I got to contribute to six years of its legacy.

Police are appealing for information to track down a missing 24-year-old man.

Down Memory Lane explores the fascinating story around what was once on the site of the much admired Inverness Town House.

A small company that offers tailor-made holidays to adults with additional needs has received a positive report.

Inverness-headquartered MacGregor Industrial Supplies says it had no choice but to reluctantly make some redundancies in order to survive

Opinion: FSB's Highlands and Islands manager warns we must use or lose our independent businesses

Edward Mountain has said lives should not be put at risk amid concerns about reducing service times for a “pioneering” trauma service.

Sustainably is a key driver for Inverness interior design business Lucy Wagtail

Figures reveal the number of young people waiting more than a year to see a mental health specialist has risen eight-fold in the past two years.

A children's nurse has been allowed to keep his registration after being found to have sexually harrassed a student nurse who left the profession.

NHS Highland and the Highland Council are working together to provide LFD tests across the Highlands.

Highland baker Harry Gow decided to share some kindness – and some cake – with Highland and Moray organisations which set a good example every day.

Inverness councillors have voted in favour of retaining the controversial one-way traffic system on Riverside Way.