Human Interest

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Highland News & Media editor Megan Carr has shared how a sudden thyroid cancer diagnosis changed her life forever.

An underwater camera lost to the waves since 1970 was found 180 metres below the surface - and its film was still intact.

Residents at a Black Isle care home are inviting the local community to a daffodil tea with a difference this weekend.

On Trans Day of Visibility, a trans man has described the impact that having top surgery had on his life.

The Business Improvement District has welcomed the co-director and co-owner of D Matheson & Son Plumbing and Heating to its team.

Children and their teachers are sharing their love for reading while working to get their gold accreditation with the Reading Schools programme.

A youth club is encouraging young people to spend more time outdoors.

The 2025 Stars In Their Eyes contestant was inspired to become the Joey Tribbiani of his friend group.

A member of staff at Tomatin Distillery has been named cooper of the year at the 2025 Icons of Whisky Awards.

Life-saving aid for Ukraine will be delivered in person by a Highland MP next month.

An energy firm has secured millions of pounds worth of energy contracts just four months after launching a division focused on engineering design.

The novels being read by criminals in prison have been revealed - and some of them contain very violent themes.

A charity that helps develop and promote opportunities has appointed four new board members.

The Inverness Castle Experience has made another announcement ahead of its opening later this year.

Five years after the first lockdown, Beauly GP Dr Ross Jaffrey looks back at the community response and learning points of the Covid pandemic.

Both men have daughters who attend the club, and they want to give something back to the effort the coaches put in every week.

To mark the fifth anniversary since the Covid-19 pandemic we spoke to CEOs about how remote work has permanently changed the way companies function.

Federica Stefani shares her story of being a furloughed reporter during lockdown.

Former care home worker Sarah MacDougall was one of the first patients in the Highlands to survive Covid-19 - but it has had a life-changing impact.