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A true rags-to-riches story of an Inverness man who arrived in London penniless in the 1960s and went on to create costumes for rock and movie stars.
A multi-award-winning duo will be showcasing their Flow Country film for its UK premiere event at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
A Highland-based business says it is delighted to announce a partnership with a leading manufacturer of bespoke aluminium doors and windows in the UK.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for high winds over Caithness this Saturday.
A Dunbeath-based publisher has an intriguing new book by the famous Nessie hunter Adrian Shine called ‘A Natural History of Sea Serpents’.
A French teenager travelling Europe with no money and living off people’s goodwill is stuck in limbo at Wick airport as he seeks a flight to Iceland.
A Thurso dog owner talked about his anguish and delight after his dog was stolen near Inverness and found a few days later in Elgin.
A new BBC series, Inside Barlinnie, features archive footage of the prison’s execution chamber from a film one of our journalists made in the 1990s.
An 81-year-old took a trip along Dunnet beach for the first time in 17 years thanks to a beach buggy wheelchair with big blow-up tyres.
A mother and her adopted disabled daughter have moved to Castletown in the hope of finding acceptance and peace.
A young man on a charity trek with his dogs around the UK made an unscheduled stop at Wick to find homes for pups after one became pregnant.
An academic study of the historic cave dwellers of Caithness reveals little-known details of the people who called these inhospitable places home.
A disabled pensioner, who breathes with an oxygen cylinder, pleads with the council to be decanted from his mouldy home before it 'kills' him.
Caesarean births in the far north have rocketed as maternity services have been cut, says Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain.
Highland Council leader Raymond Bremner said he felt like lucky to be alive after landing up in Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
A favourite little character that visits Highland gardens may be in danger without our help – an expert shares tips on how you can help the robin.
Police Scotland reported on the success of a recent UK-wide initiative to target drug dealers who exploit vulnerable young people by cuckooing
The sea and sand were tainted with a mysterious blood-red substance but what exactly is it?
A 90-year-old retired vicar seems likely to beat Martin Harvey's record breaking Land's End to John O'Groats cycle run last year.
A Highland man, praised for his efforts to try and resuscitate a rail passenger, thinks lifesaving defibrillators should be carried on trains.
