Human Interest

"I stopped wearing make-up. It feels so much better to not. Part of me felt like a fraud covering up,” she said.

A fast-fading dialect from a distinct Black Isle community is being given a shot in the arm from a talented young musician.

Members of Dopamine Dolls have been discussing the impact of the group for ADHD Awareness Month.

One of the first female doctors to serve in the Second World War has reached an incredible milestone of turning 100 years of age.

The sticker art ‘chronicling the lives of Scotland's smallest residents’ in the city centre even made it to the door of The Inverness Courier.

62-year-old grandfather is recovering at home after undergoing surgery for injuries in an incident at Ardersier two weeks ago.

A trans person in the Highlands believes headlines around a gold medalist at the Olympics contributed to them being assaulted.

Tributes have also flooded in for the Inverness community stalwart, whose funeral will take place on Tuesday.

Dopamine Dolls co-founder Ashley Hope shares her experience of getting an ADHD diagnosis during the condition’s awareness month.

A lifesaver has been honoured after a shinty match on a pitch at Castle Leod near Strathpeffer turned into a life and death drama.

A Nairn resident has called for the police to receive more education on how to handle incidents involving neurodivergent, disabled and LGBTQ+ people.

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 Inverness cafe owner has spoken about how she fled a fire in which her former partner died and how she is trying to put her life back together.

The pupil support assistant from Cromarty had to take years away from music due to ill health and family circumstances.

An amputee who became a world para badminton champion is seeking to expose the dire state of NHS Highland’s prosthetics service.

A Fortrose Academy pupil (12) has scooped a prestigious national award for her fundraising work for a charity close to her heart.

Four fabulous ladies with a combined age of 335 got together to celebrate their autumn birthdays on South Loch Ness-side.

We hear from a range of students including a woman whose guide dog was always on the lookout for food.

A nurse working in NHS Highland with over 30 years of experience, raised two patient safety concerns.

Something in my Eye has received its official launch after being premiered at this year’s Belladrum festival.