FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf praised the work of a pioneering local solar firm while visiting Forres on Saturday.
THE promise to dual the A96 by 2030 was quietly dropped more than three years ago, we reveal, despite the Scottish Government keeping quiet.
THE lack of progress towards a "desperately needed" and "top priority" new Keith Health Centre has been criticised.
ONE of the Spey's key figureheads yesterday had the honour of opening the river for the first time.
DESPITE facing tough opposition, a 32-year-old has won the biggest prize in the world of bothy ballads.
THE family of Moray bus driver Keith Rollinson said their "world has been shattered" by the husband and father's death.
THE struggles that Moray’s unpaid carers face have been highlighted by a local mum who faced a “desperate” fight to save her daughter’s life.
TICKETS are still available for the world's biggest celebration of Bothy Ballads this weekend – in Elgin.
THE year of the dragon began with a bang in Elgin today.
A 15-year-old has appeared at Elgin Sheriff Court charged with the murder of bus driver Keith Rollinson.
FOLLOWING the "appalling" death of Keith Rollinson after an alleged bus station attack, a union has demanded better protection for bus drivers.
MORAY Council's leader was "shocked and saddened" by the death of bus driver Keith Rollinson in Elgin last Friday.
LOSSIEMOUTH pupils have been named among Scotland's top young investing teams.
ELGIN Bus Station is still cordoned off following a "police incident", as bus services have been disrupted, it has been confirmed.
A UNIQUE fighter jet has been unveiled at RAF Lossiemouth to mark a 110-year anniversary.
MORAY councillors have raised concerns that a "cast iron" pledge on Elgin and Keith bypasses could be felled by "more backtracking".
A LIFELONG dedication to local sport and the community has been recognised, following the death of James (Jimmy) Green at 94.
A MORAY apprenticeship event will offer the chance to "kickstart" a future within one of Moray's top employers.
POLICE arrested more than ten people in an operation to tackle organised crime on the Aberdeenshire coast, it was confirmed today (January 27).
A NEW update amid Storm Jocelyn has confirmed that Moray is still at risk of floods.
