Calls have been made for better access to mental health services after the numbers of suicides in the region last year were the highest on record.
A charity which transports vital medical supplies and samples for NHS Highland is to receive a £5000 donation to help keep its motorbikes on the road.
An apres-ski gathering in the Cairngorms more than 50 years ago resulted in a happy-ever-after ending for a couple of keen young skiers.
Youngsters have been putting their creative talents to good use, and spreading a bit of festive cheer among Christmas shoppers in Inverness.
A rallying call has been issued to support Highland businesses as they brace themselves for a tough winter amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A voluntary-operated six month pilot scheme to transport supplies between Highland hospitals has risen to the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.
The vital role played by US Navy sailors based in the Highlands during the last year of World War I has been revealed in a new book.
A group of Scottish men has lost weight thanks to a project which sent them text messages from fictional characters.
Ambitious plans for a centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs in the Highlands have received a major £250,000 boost.
Two Inverness teachers agreed to be gunged during a week of fundraising activities by a city school, which raised £800 for a mental health charity.
Controversial plans by business tycoon Dame Ann Gloag for a holiday development near Beauly are expected to be determined by councillors next month.
Stories written by survivors of sexual violence will feature in an awareness-raising campaign in the Highlands, starting next week.
Pupils from an Inverness school will take part in a pre-recorded service to mark the 80th anniversary of a Wellington bomber ditching in Loch Ness.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson could bring his Cabinet to Inverness next year to mark the centenary of a historic summit in the Highland capital.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ruled out axing the Black Watch after a row has erupted over unconfirmed plans to dismantle the historic unit.
Shoppers in Inverness are set to benefit from up to two hours free parking at a city centre car park in a bid to support the recovery of the centre.
Controversial plans to knock down a popular live music venue in Inverness and replace it with a £25 million hotel will not be decided until next year.
More than 60 complaints of bullying at NHS Highland have been raised in the last two years, figures reveal.
Preparations are under way for Santa to make socially-distanced visits to neighbourhoods across Inverness in his special sleigh.
A suggestion that part of Inverness city centre should be pedestrianised to create a cafe and restaurant culture has prompted a lively public debate.
