The health board says there is still time for those eligible to get vaccinations.
Heavy snow across the region has seen classes cancelled for thousands of pupils across the Highlands.
ScotRail is adding extra services to its timetable tomorrow, which had been disrupted due to the latest round of RMT Network Rail strikes.
Pupils were delighted to welcome an audience back for the the first time in three years.
The region's leading awards ceremony for businesses in the tourist sector took place in Inverness last night.
All schools, council offices and service points will be closed to the public on Monday, September 19.
Award-winning photographer Mandy Barker's show addresses the current global crisis of marine plastic pollution.
The council has opened an online book of condolence.
The 96-year-old monarch has passed away at her Balmoral estate on Royal Deeside.
In a message to staff Professor Todd Walker cites "family and personal reasons" for the decision.
The firm won the UK self-employed/sole trader of the year award at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Awards.
Tourism and hospitality leaders gathered at Lairg Community Centre to discuss development and delivery of destination recovery plans for the region.
Members of the public are being asked to nominate individuals and teams they think deserve recognition.
National Records of Scotland have given the latest completion figure for Thurso, Wick, Halkirk and Castletown.
A lorry driver died yesterday in a crash close to the Skiach junction on the A9 near Alness.
In support of Highland Council’s Highland Weekend of Action for Ukraine, HLH is sending £15,426 from staff and public donations.
Wendy Morgan is a mum of three boys, two of whom have additional support needs.
Johanna Geddes took the top prize at this year's event after winning her category award as well.
Headteacher David Hayes-MacLeod was delighted to accept the award on behalf of the whole of the Alness school.
The depute head boy may have his sights set on a career in cyber security but his own ambitions do not stop him thinking of others as he goes.