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A coronavirus survivor has vowed to help with the search for an effective antibody test which could help save countless lives.
FAST food fans caused long tailbacks outside KFC in Inverness, after it reopened following a Covid-19 shutdown.
A teenager, who is understood to have claimed to have Covid-19, has been arrested and charged for allegedly coughing in the face of a security guard.
Teachers and support staff at a Highland school have been helping pupils and parents walk on sunshine with a video posted online.
Concerns over lockdown being lifted while people still have fears about using public transport are to be discussed this week.
A girl from Inverness has made sure she is keeping busy during the coronavirus lockdown by doing her bit to help health staff.
Highland Council has introduced a voucher scheme to replace free school meals while schools are closed.
Childminders taking on the care of key workers' children say they have waited weeks to be paid.
Dozens of appointments will be available for blood donors in Inverness tomorrow, for anyone who is able to attend.
An online discussion event today wants to hear about issues women are having during the coronavirus lockdown.
He was the star of the show at last year's Belladrum, and now Lewis Capaldi plans to share a live online gig for fans.
The health board has said a need for fewer 'bank' nurses is due to changing patterns of demand during the current health crisis.
Owners of a popular lochside business have vowed to continue searching for a new base in the area after their offer for a property was rejected.
A group in Inverness that has delivered hundreds of care packages during coronavirus restrictions will continue to deliver seven days a week.
A website to help motivate people to take a daily walk has been launched by Inverness-based group, Clarity Walks.
AN Inverness family believes their health fears are being ignored by Highland Council.
GRIEVING parents are raising money for Raigmore Hospital after suffering the heartbreaking loss of a son.
An Inverness DJ music collective is planning an online gig to raise money for the Samaritans.
A Gaelic choir conductor is mounting an online teaching session with some of Gaelic's most treasured tunes.
Family, friends and supporters of Home Farm Nursing Home in Portree gathered outside the centre at the regular Thursday evening clap for carers.
