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A bright light has faded in Dingwall with the death of Karen Morrison at the early age of 60, after a brave nine-year battle with cancer.
The opportunity to discover why Denmark ranks as such a happy country while catching Bruce Springsteen in its capital city was too much to resist.
The opportunity to discover why Denmark ranks as such a happy country while catching Bruce Springsteen in its capital city was too much to resist.
Highland landowners willing to help detectorists indulge their passion could also be handing a welcome boost to charity.
Strong winds forecast to continue have prompted the decision.
A 17-bedroom hotel on the NC500 in Wester Ross has gone on the market for offers over £950,000.
A Far North MP is claiming NHS dentistry 'is broken' and slammed his SNP counterparts for a no-show at a parliamentary debate.
They're not rocket science but heeding them could be the difference between getting there in one piece or not.
For many hampered and endangered by the current system, the phased changes can't come soon enough. A major milestone will be marked on Monday.
We've been catching up with some of this year's winners as nominations for the 2024 event open.
A Wester Ross woman has been selected to contest the Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross seat for the SNP at the next Westminster election.
Ambitious targets agreed by government have created a significant challenge for SSEN in the Highlands. Can it deliver amid hot controversy?
It's due to start on Monday, will take in north-west Scotland and run for 19 days.
A Caithness community group which benefited from support to connect to the electricity network said the funding helped create a new public space.
There are signs of a gradual increase in business confidence but recovery remains fragile.
'All these incidents have devastated lives and left a lasting impression on our communities.'
Agriculture's 'substantial contribution to our economy, communities, and environment' must be understood says incoming NFU Scotland chief executive.
The resurfacing and associated work will involve use of a convoy system for safety reasons at various times although the route will remain open.
It's an issue in Caithness where many feel distant from the decision-making centre.
Hector Mackenzie has reported on plans for a foot and cycle link between Strathpeffer and Dingwall for years and reckoned it was about time to walk it
