Judges call the writer of Islands Of Abandonment – shortlisted for five top prizes – 'a fantastic talent'

Leading North legal firm Munro and Noble is celebrating more than doubling its Ross-shire presence in just four years

FLASHBACK: After a spell of grim conditions in the mountains, John Davidson recounts a previous winter outing from the Active Outdoors archive

Don't forget to vote for your Highland Heroes 2022.

A neighbour of a man found him “rummaging” about his car as he took in New Year with a friend.

A personal trainer delivered his latest talk on mental health recently, and shared tips on how to overcome depression.

After two years of the pandemic impacting social gatherings and public events, Nairn is preparing to bounce back with six popular crowd-puller events.

Data reveals hate crimes against LGBT+ people in the Highlands and Islands jumped a shocking 49 per cent in the last year.

Councillor Tom Heggie died suddenly on Wednesday morning.

A charity that helps feed children in poor countries needs volunteers in Inverness to help raise awareness of its work.

Baking giant Greggs has finally opened an outlet in Inverness which will be the chain's most northerly,

Shocked colleagues at Highland Council have paid tribute to Councillor Tom Heggie who died suddenly yesterday.

Sex confirmed in first routine health check yesterday morning at attraction

A delivery driver from Culloden has been fined £500 after stamping on a gull's head which he hit with a stick after it was trying to peck at his bread

Inverness Councillors approved a bid for £25,240 to help pay for a toilet and shop on the course at a cost of almost £52,500

Opinion: SCDI's man in the Highlands says transport is the top priority in helping the region realise its potential

Angus MacLennan was born in Dingwall in June 1890 to working class parents and joined the Territorial Force of the Lovat Scouts in February 1914.

A sheriff at Inverness tells a Nairn sex offender that she is puzzled by his failure to obey rules.

A programme of events and festivals in Inverness for the coming year has received £303,000 in support.

An organisation which promotes exchanges between eastern and western cultures is reaching out to local charities who might be in need of support.