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A former police officer from Inverness has been recalling the “very surreal” experience of being handcuffed to the Lockerbie bomber.
A group aimed at putting young people in the Highlands at the heart of local decision-making have been sharing their experiences with others.
The true story of Violet Charlesworth, a notorious Edwardian confidence trickster, is revealed in a new book from Highland firm Whittles Publishing.
Simon Robinson and Sarah Woolley, now living in a peaceful village in the Highlands, have been speaking about their humanitarian work in Ukraine.
The John O’Groats Book Festival programme for 2025 will get under way on Sunday, April 6, with a talk by Inverness writer Jennifer Morag Henderson.
The Far North Line will be closed north of Dingwall for three weeks in June so that a £11.5 million track upgrading programme can be carried out.
Clach pick up another win on Wednesday night.
Caithness amateur football champions Pentland United are preparing for a 24-hour fundraising running challenge as a Sophie’s Story fundraiser.
James Murray is running the Inverness Half Marathon next month to support Sophie’s Story, set up for little Sophie Mason who has Batten disease.
Teen determined to “improve every day” after earning a professional contract with Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
Businesses and social enterprises in the north looking to reduce the environmental impacts of their operations can apply to a new Green Grant Fund.
A 75-year-old Caithness woman was so fed up with the state of the road outside her house that she decided to fix it herself this week.
Archaeology experts are asking themselves why a key element of Stonehenge might have been transported all the way from the far north of Scotland.
Any long-term loss of part of the northern A9 would be “disastrous” for Caithness and Sutherland, the area’s MSP Maree Todd has been told.
NHS Highland has come up with an at-a-glance list of lavatories that are available for pregnant women to use between Caithness and Raigmore.
Councillor Karl Rosie insisted the Highlands can be "one of the richest regions in Scotland" after he announced his decision to join the Alba Party.
Edward Mountain warns expectant mothers could travelling 'to Aberdeen or even Perth if the situation at Raigmore isn’t sorted out.'
Far north councillor Karl Rosie has joined the Highland Independent group on the local authority, saying he wants to "put people before politics".
A Highland councillor from Caithness has resigned from the SNP, saying he is "deeply troubled" by the party's policies.
North MSP Maree Todd is being urged to intervene over the need for "basic maintenance" tasks along several stretches of the A9 in the Highlands.
