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Wintry conditions are continuing to have an impact across the north today.
Many children have been enjoying fun in the snow today as Arctic conditions look set to continue until the end of tomorrow at least.
A former Inverness hospital destroyed in a blaze in 2014 is set to go up for auction again, after failing to sell previously.
Our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign to boost blood donations across the north has now passed the 1000 mark.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers continue to debate moves to make 20mph limits permanent
Readers share their photographs of snow across the city and beyond.
Congratulations for community stalwart honoured as well as ongoing anger at SSEN energy plans in the Highlands.
As a blood donor Neil Jack has helped up to 150 people thanks to 50 donations each able to be split into three parts to be used where most needed.
The Catwalk for a Cause fashion show raises funds for Highland Hospice and gives a platform for those experiencing the cancer journey.
2024 has been full of stories about inspirational individuals within our community. Here are just three tp keep an eye on in 2025.
A final round-up of our best images of 2024, captured at events across the region.
More of the best pictures of the year taken by our photographers Callum Mackay and James Mackenzie.
Will you make giving blood - or plasma - one of your new year resolutions?
Another round-up of some of the best photographs of the year captured by our award-winning snappers, Callum Mackay and James Mackenzie.
YOUR VIEWS: Council looks to make 20mph zones permanent while objections remain over North Kessock EV hub plan
Heavy downpours across the Inverness area have left residents of one city street again facing flooding fears as new year approaches.
It has been a packed year of events - and for much of it our award-winning photographers have been there to capture the moment.
Blood is important in accident and emergency situations but also for those facing the fight against cancer.
YOUR VIEWS: The ‘pantomime’ of energy policy plus Marie Curie support and Dogs Trust thanks
A donor who has given blood a total of 100 times says it gives him a special feeling to know how many babies he has helped through the years.
