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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has detailed measures to protect care home residents as statistics most Covid-19 deaths take place among the over-75s.

Inverness drama student posts hilarious note to warn neighbours of her noisy behaviour while she is rehearsing during coronavirus lockdown

It is thought the number of prisoners eligible for early release in the Highlands and Western Isles as part of coronavirus measures will be under 20.

The skirl of the pipes is helping cheer up residents at a Daviot care home every week.

Sightings of rats in Culloden reported on social media have prompted a community leader to declare Highland Council failed to tackle the issue.

Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain has praised the fundraising efforts of Margaret Payne by lodging a Scottish Parliament motion.

A village by the Beauly Firth is among the first to benefit from a GP’s tireless efforts to stop Covid-19 in its tracks.

Highland and Islands Blood Bikes (HAIBB) today welcomed a new and much needed member to its ranks in the form of a BMW F800GT motorcycle.

Inverness charity Clarity Walk is helping people reduce time spent on the phone, in a bid to reduce stress during the coronavirus lockdown.

Scammers are duping the public and businesses with counterfeit goods in a bid to profit from fears caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

A moving funeral took place today of a popular former Inverness fire chief.

The Highland Skate Parks Association (HSPA) has been made aware of concerns about youngsters gathering at the skate park in Inverness.

Creative Scotland has announced an additional £2 million to further support and sustain the creative community during the Covid–19 outbreak.

Inverness Castle was bathed in blue light on Sunday evening as a thank you to frontline NHS staff.

Four people in Nairn are celebrating today after winning £1000 each thanks to their lucky postcode.

A charity fighting to keep up the spirits of veterans has appointed a new head for the north of Scotland.

A mental health charity has experienced a sharp rise in the number of people contacting them with suicidal thoughts during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Health secretary Jeane Freeman acknowledged the need to do more for those in the care home sector

The staff have been sent home on full pay though hundreds have also volunteered to support Highland Council's Covid-19 efforts

A 90-year-old Highland woman is on a mission to scale the equivalent height of one of Scotland's best known mountains – 2398ft high Suilven.