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A vehicle which struck a bridge on the Highland Main Line has caused disruption for train services between Glasgow and Inverness today.
Inverness’ new bowling alley has launched a recruitment campaign to find a parent and child to be their 'Directors of Fun'.
Established in 2014, Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland (RASASH) provides specialised support to those aged 13 and over.
Parklands Care Homes’ employees have voted for their two new charity partnerships.
Graham has had a “crash course in MS” after his diagnosis last year, and is willing to do “whatever it takes” to raise funds for treatment.
Stewart Smith, from Cromarty, has been shortlisted for Lantra Scotland’s Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills (the ALBAS).
The Muir of Ord-based business has been commended as a “brilliant” and one of the best Scottish artisan bakeries.
Ena Smith and Sheila Paterson, both aged 82, are Black Isle natives who have been good friends ever since their school days.
Seaonaidh Charity is a secondary school teacher who works in Inverness. He is originally from Lochbroom but now lives on the Black Isle.
The stats emerged following our Freedom of Information request.
The Illuminated Christmas Charity Tractor Run is organised by Rotary Clubs of Inverness Riverside and Dingwall alongside the InverRoss Young Farmers.
A much-loved gift shop in the heart of Cromarty is up for sale, as the owners make the decision to “concentrate on family life”.
Flooding at Tore on the A9 is one of many Highland locations facing adverse weather today (December 31).
According to eyewitnesses, heavy rain, a landslide and tree caused the road to be blocked on the morning of December 31, since approximately 8.30am.
Orlagh MacIver, has opened up alongside her mum Sarah in a new Mikeysline podcast titled Speaking of Suicide.
Eilean Dubh Care Home saw a “fantastic turnout” at their Christmas party as well as the creation of “lasting memories”.
The Wester Ross local, who was returning home after a trip to the central belt, was “surprised” by the Citylink bus fare of £205.99 on their website.
Dingwall’s charity tractor run, which tours multiple Ross-shire towns and villages, is set to return later this month.
In an exclusive Q&A, Inverness businesses have shared where their favourite places to shop are in the city centre.
Beginning at 9pm today until 10am tomorrow, the yellow ice warning covers the whole east coast of Scotland.
