Ways of making long-distance travel easier are being explored by Highland Council - and it wants the public to have their say.

“For us to be able to take more of that Scandinavian model, to be more ambitious like Faroe has done … we need those powers.”

Donna Gray (31), of John Street in Nairn, had admitted several motoring offences in Nairn in February, two of which were drug or alcohol related.

Simpsons marks a significant milestone this month as it celebrates the first anniversary since acquiring its Fochabers site.

Workforce North has been launched with a mission to unlock the full potential of the Highlands and Islands.

An Inverness man with a 26-year history of treatment linked to a blood cancer has been celebrated for supporting others facing the condition.

"There's a lot to be said for the power of sheer denial and self-belief."

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Looking back at a historic derailment in the early years of Highland rail travel.

Today we go back to 2016

A local company has made a donation to help support a primary school’s inspiring project.

We’ve spoken to a retired businessman whose mercy missions are helping save lives.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.

The public have been asked to help trace a man last seen in Inverness two days ago.

“Putting these tracks out into the world feels like sharing a piece of my soul.”

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster believes we need to look beyond political ideology for real hope.

Raigmore Interchange is set for temporary traffic lights for three weeks, starting tomorrow (June 22).

This week’s court headlines.

A racially aggravated threat to harm or kill a police officer and her family has resulted in a fine for an Inverness man.

She is one of the most successful female athletes in the competition’s history.

Haiti may have lost to Scotland when the two nations faced each other in their opening match in the World Cup.