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The leader of Highland Council, Margaret Davidson, has decided to quit the local authority at the May elections.
Calls have been made for an overhaul of education at Highland Council after literacy and numeracy in P1, P4 and P7 were ranked the worst in Scotland.
The north is set to stage a Highland Weekend of Action for Ukraine to fundraise for those affected by the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
While Vladimir Putin is branded as 'a war criminal and mass murderer'
Highland politicians of all colours have come together to call for plans to redraw the electoral map of the north to be scrapped.
The £642 million Highland Council budget has been approved by a majority despite a last minute intervention by the Conservative group.
The airport denies wrongdoing after a private jet took off for Moscow despite Russian aviation ban
An Inverness councillor says he is so fed up of the city getting the lion's share of cash that he will up-sticks and stand up for Caithness.
Highland Council is set to hike council tax by three per cent and invest an extra £5.5 million in roads as it reveals its £642 million budget.
All Covid legal restrictions mandating such things as wearing face coverings and contact tracing will come to an end on March 21.
SNP MP Drew Hendry has called for “farcical and insulting” Boundary Review proposals to change Highland constituencies to be scrapped.
News that Wick High School could soon be over capacity has been seen as a mixed blessing.
Deterioration of the road network will continue so long as investment across Highland falls short of requirements, a report states.
MSP Kate Forbes and her husband Ali Maclennan are expecting their first child in the summer.
Highland Council has reignited its search for a new £123,612-a-year deputy chief executive despite a number of councillors strongly opposing the move.
MP Jamie Stone says 'people in the far north will not take kindly to being told what is best for them by a Glasgow SNP councillor'
Businesses still have work to do despite relief that restrictions brought in due to the Omicron variant of Covid-19 will be lifted from Monday.
Mr Stone says 'we are watching the nation plummet further into a fuel poverty crisis'
The First Minister confirms that Scotland has turned the corner on the Omicron wave'
Councillors will be asked to agree to a one per cent increase in rents for social housing to help balance the books.
