Ross County overcame Raith Rovers in the Premiership play-off final – can you spot yourself in any of our pictures from the second leg?
Nairn County have confirmed season ticket prices will remain unchanged for next season, but under-16s will get free entry at Station Park.
Schools from across the region converged on Queen’s Park in Inverness for a competitive day of racing.
The Inverness Harriers are due to sit down with Highland Council, High Life Highland and Scottish Athletics to discuss options.
Staggies upper management shared their relief at maintaining the club’s Premiership status knowing what was at stake financially.
Roy MacGregor believes an influx of young fans at Ross County shows the importance of football club’s being local.
Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor has confirmed that Don Cowie will lead the Staggies forward permanently.
The Staggies eased past Raith thanks to goals from Simon Murray, Jordan White and Brandon Khela, securing top flight football for next year.
The plan, which has been recommended for approval, would see Highland Wildcats help teenagers tackle issues like obesity and isolation.
Caley Thistle’s new agreement with Kelty Hearts has already been controversial, now three club legends have had their say on the plans.
Caley Thistle supporters have taken their frustration over the club moving first team training to Fife one step further by organising a petition.
Caley Thistle have insisted their commitment to developing young Highland talent remains strong despite the move.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s Supporters’ Trust have confirmed when they will next meet amid frustrations with club’s board reaching new heights.
National team head coach Steve Clarke has revealed his provisional squad that are in with a chance of boarding the plane to Germany this summer.
Ross County interim boss, and ex-Inverness player, Don Cowie says that Caley Thistle’s drop should motivate the Staggies to avoid a similar fate.
The Caley Jags board were believed to be mulling over the options for their future, but a decision has been made.
Club president Charlie Forbes has hailed the achievement of Megan Keith, who guaranteed her spot at this summer’s Olympics over the weekend.
The experienced goalkeeper has held his hands up over his mistakes in the play-off final against Hamilton Academical.
Megan Keith claimed victory at the UK Athletics Olympic trials to guarantee a place in Paris this summer.
Highland Pride have confirmed the route that their annual march will take through the middle of Inverness next month.
