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A Highland bus company is offering free travel to NHS staff on its services until further notice.
Age Scotland has reacted to figures released today showing that 60 per cent of all Scottish deaths from Covid-19 were among people aged 75 and over.
Officers are appealing for information following reports of a car being driven at significant speeds on the A9 between Inverness and Wick yesterday.
NHS staff at Raigmore Hospital have been keeping their spirits up during the hectic country-wide coronavirus response - with a little dancing.
Banners made from bedsheets have appeared hanging from the Jurys Inn in Inverness, as a message of support for NHS staff.
An Inverness hair salon has donated thousands of pairs of protective gloves to frontline NHS staff during the coronavirus outbreak.
Former primary school teacher Catherine Lynch of PlanBee has a selection of easy-to-do, fun activities to enjoy at home.
All 42 clubs are set to vote on recommendations.
As an aid worker in central America, Martin Baldwin was attacked three times at gunpoint and on one occasion kidnapped and placed in fear of his life.
It’s usually packed full of family fun and chocolate – but there’s no escaping the fact that Easter is going to look a little bit different this year
MORE than 60 people were being treated for Covid-19 in Highland hospitals overnight – and six were in intensive care.
A total of 16 people have died of coronavirus in the NHS Highland area, according to new data from the National Records of Scotland.
Top tips from books, music and film sectors
A Highland MSP has praised residents in the region for following government advice during the coronavirus crisis.
Decision 'the only sensible option'
An Inverness hotel is asking the public to stop dumping rubbish and damaging lawns in its grounds after opening up its green space to walkers.
With concerns rising over the need for personal protective equipment (PPE) one Inverness teacher is offering 3D printed plastic face shields.
Decision 'the only sensible option'
Students who have left their accommodation in Inverness won't be charged rent from the end of this month.
With events cancelled and training plans torn apart, John Davidson spoke to two local sports experts about what to do to keep fitness and focus
