Walkers, joggers and cyclists are being urged to act responsibly when out for their local exercise during Covid-19 restrictions.
A regional MSP is calling for the UK government to make it easier for people in the Highlands to get help to pay for heating.
Tesco Extra in Inshes has given food, electronics and toiletries to nearby Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
A SCHOOL cleaner is worried that going back to work this week is putting people's health at risk.
FOUR more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Highlands, taking the region's total number of known cases to 197, new figures have shown.
Four-legged friends can help enormously with our own mental health and emotions.
Barnardo’s Scotland is offering some advice online for parents.
Four people in Nairn are celebrating today after winning £1000 each thanks to their lucky postcode.
A business development agency's leader insists people need to think about and plan for life after the coronavirus pandemic.
A charity fighting to keep up the spirits of veterans has appointed a new head for the north of Scotland.
A charter flight carrying essential personal protective equipment (PPE) and NHS supplies has landed in Scotland.
New support for smaller businesses and the self-employed has been promised, following pressure from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
Margaret Payne has recorded a message for Highland Hospice with her daughter Nicky, celebrating the success of her Suilven-inspired challenge.
Highland Hospice staff have put together a collection of thank you messages for stair-climbing pensioner Margaret Payne.
Scottish TV favourite Lorraine Kelly has told the nation about Highland pensioner Margaret Payne.
SIX more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Highlands, taking the region's total number of known cases to 193, new figures have shown.
NHS Highland says it has been overwhelmed by the support it has received from the local community.
Highland Council is urging people not to light sky lanterns as a means of showing support for NHS workers.
The public can hear rare snippets of haunting Gaelic songs inspired by the Jacobite cause today.
A REGIONAL politician is urging the Scottish Government to help local newspapers, radio and online news providers soon.
