The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is currently recruiting for firefighters in the north of Scotland.

Mark Rennie, service clinical director at Raigmore's A&E says they are now seeing more patients than ever before.

Executive Magazine celebrates 40 years this month. We got the chance to chat with the publication's founder Bob Dalgarno. Watch here for more.

Young Guns darts team holds the winning Clachnaharry trophy, after a 8-7 score.

You may not know this, but our cars have become very sensitive. They won’t burst into tears but they do need to be treated especially delicately.

He is demanding that the UK government rescue hundreds of small local businesses in the Highlands from soaring energy bills

All schools, council offices and service points will be closed to the public on Monday, September 19.

A nurse trapped with his young son in Turkey for a month due to a bureaucratic wrangle has spoken of his relief at finally getting back home to Nairn.

A new festival which could be a regular part of the Inverness music calendar will take place at the end of next month.

In hindsight, I must admit to some naivety about vaping when it first emerged perhaps 15 years ago.

A HIGHLAND-based music society has announced they will host free taster sessions in October.

After the scaffolding came down to show the new commercial units that it is hoped will revitalise the city centre

A well-known Inverness barber is laying down his comb and scissors to cut a swathe through the Grand Canyon for a cancer charity.

Six cyclists are taking on the North Coast 500 route in support of a charity set up in memory of a girl killed in the Manchester Arena bombing.

An unusual animal that has been mistaken by some UK residents as a snake was seen making its way across a byroad near Watten.

Police are treating a car fire in an Inverness neighbourhood as suspicious.

For many people in Scotland, the last two years have signified a change in personal and professional circumstances and habits.

Construction industry issues mean it will not be finished in time to be 'occupied from the start of the new term'

German environmental group Ecosia and the Highland’s Black Isle Brewery have teamed up.

Bill McAllister remembers Andrew Davidson the Inverness sculptor who created so many of the city landmarks.