Fort William

Air traffic controllers are due to walkout in a dispute over pay with their employer Hial.

Highland Council says it can reduce its numbers of pupil support assistants without affecting most people's jobs.

Police Scotland have asked that an external force peer review "wholly unsatisfactory and unprofessional" conduct.

The route on crags in the Isle of Harris has been given a name that recalls well-known climber Andy Nisbet.

Two men also used pots and knives during the attempted murder of another man in Inverness.

The 13-year-old had last seen at about 19:00 in Fort William, before being traced safe and well on Friday.

The Inverness-bound flight was diverted to Belfast International Airport after a problem was indentified after takeoff.

The men, aged between 18 and 50, have appeared in court in connection with an attack on a man and woman.

A company that manufactures marine equipment buys the former Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary site in Oban.

A creative director has also been appointed to the project to turn Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction.

A union for police officers claims the levy on parking spaces puts officers' safety and security at risk.

Following a review of claims of a bullying culture at NHS Highland, whistleblowers tell of the behaviour's "destructive effect".

Eighteen years ago, the Scot should have been at work in Germany but instead was found dying at London car park.

An independent review of allegations of bullying at NHS Highland says staff spoke of "fear and intimidation".

The workers are in a dispute over pay with their employer Highlands and Islands Airports Limited.

The 19-year-old committed his offences in a cinema, church and at a unit for homeless people.

She was unhurt but fell into the middle of the road in Inverness as traffic moved in both directions.

HMP Highland has been proposed as a replacement for one of Scotland's oldest and smallest jails.

She was unhurt but fell into the middle of the road in Inverness as traffic moved in both directions.

Scottish government figures show there were 17,251 officers in Britain's second biggest police force at the end of March.

After finding fame in the '70s, Scots musician Zal Cleminson battled depression before returning to the music scene with a bang.

The workers are in a dispute over pay with their employer Highlands and Islands Airports Limited.

Sections of the trunk road which pass through residential areas are among the busiest in the city.

The Police Investigations and Review Commissioner will review police actions prior to the fatal shooting of Bradley Welsh.

The person is one of three potential matches indentified for nine-year-old Chloe Purvis following a worldwide search.

Hamish MacInnes, now 84, is renowned for his mountaineering achievements and inventor exploits.

No-one was injured in the incident, which happened in the early hours of Thursday near Inverness.

Customers of Gill's Motorhomes say they lost large sums of money after the company ceased trading.

Each of the new aircraft at the HM Coastguard's Inverness Airport base costs £20m.

The action is in response to Highland Council's redesign of additional needs support in its classrooms.

Police Scotland will toughen up on motorists who speed, use mobiles or choose not to wear a seatbelt.

The road cycling event has become an annual event since first being held five years ago.

Fort William's wait for a Highland League victory reaches 72 games and stretches over two seasons after another winless campaign.

Highland Council has begun a process of reducing its numbers of additional support needs staff.

Oban police station has been described as "unfit for human habitation" after an inspection.

Scotland's fire service is to introduce a controlled burning regime as the problem is predicted to worsen.

Firefighters have already spent several days battling the blaze in Moray - one of the largest seen in the UK.

An investigation said use of the PAVA spray increased the risk to both the man and the police officer.

The machine will be used to service trains running between Aberdeen and Inverness, Kyle of Lochalsh, Wick and Thurso.

The officers were called to a property in Inverness following reports of a disturbance.

The aerial technology is to be deployed by police officers in Aberdeen and Inverness.

Andrew Temple from Midlothian was convicted of seven sex crimes against three children between 1996 and 2004.

The snowsports enthusiast was photographed in a mountain gully by a watching avalanche forecaster.

Two men have admitted carrying out the attack which also saw them strike a man with pots and a knife.

Police had appealed for sightings of the man who had been receiving medical treatment.

Thomas Haining is alleged to have inflicted blunt force trauma to the child's head, a court is told.

John Sturrock QC is leading the independent examination of allegations of bullying at NHS Highland.

The new image reveals how Bonnie Prince Charlie may have looked in the final years of life.

Police say the man has not been identified but the family of a missing man have been informed.

The workers are in a dispute over pay with their employer Highlands and Islands Airports Limited.