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A major journalism award is to be presented in memory of writer and broadcaster Bill McAllister who died last April.
By his own admission, Mikeysline founder Ron Williamson had a "bull-in-a-china-shop, speaking-my-mind" approach.
Train passengers in the Highlands are being warned of potential disruption due to severe weather.
A Highland organisation which tackles poverty, homelessness and long-term unemployment has had one of its hardest – but most successful – years.
The founder of the Highland mental health charity, Mikeysline, has died following a long illness.
The A9 near Thurso has been closed due to an accident, Police Scotland has reported.
A new gift card for eco-conscious shoppers has been introduced by a Highland charity.
A Highland lockdown legend who captured the nation's hearts by climbing the equivalent of 2398ft high mountain for charity has died, aged 93.
A public consultation on the Highland-wide 20mph limit programme has been launched.
School support staff across Scotland have ended a long-running pay dispute with council leaders after they voted to accept a new pay offer.
A Highland police officer who leapt out of his car to tackle an armed man while off duty is to be recognised for his bravery.
As a 16-year-old, David Taylor joined the Army following in the footsteps of his grandfather who had served during World War I.
As I wear my red poppy for Remembrance in reflection of those who have died in conflict, alongside it is a tiny pin badge.
Police Scotland has launched a new campaign targeting sexual perpetrators who groom and abuse children online.
Nine drivers will be reported by the police for drink or drug driving offences in the Highlands during the past week.
Hundreds of flag-waving children lined an Inverness road to herald the grand opening of a pioneering centre for young people with complex needs.
A pioneering centre for young people with complex needs in the Highlands will be formally opened today.
A new service for young people experiencing emotional distress is set to open its doors in Inverness this autumn.
Yellow warnings of thunderstorms have been issued for the Highlands for this afternoon and tomorrow.
It began as one mother's dream after witnessing the isolation experienced by her son who has severe learning difficulties.
