He spent time on loan there last season, but has now made the full-time switch.
He made history when coming out three years ago, and now he has been sharing his experiences with students, councillors and sports clubs.
The group disbanded just over a decade ago, but one of its founding members believes their cause is still relevant today.
On Trans Day of Visibility, a trans man has described the impact that having top surgery had on his life.
The quartet travel through to Inverness to train and play, and their efforts have been well rewarded.
A gay man has opened up on how his perception of same-sex marriage has changed over the years.
Caley Thistle recorded victory over Annan thanks to Danny Devine’s first half header, but the futures of many at the club remain uncertain.
Megan Keith will make history this Friday when she represents Great Britain at the Olympic Games in Paris.
Following Pride in Moray, one teenager opens up about their experiences and how they came to identify as genderfluid and pansexual.
Leap Sports and UHI's Out and About project is helping break down barriers LGBTQ+ people face to accessing sport and physical activity.
With June drawing to a close and Highland Pride on the horizon, here are some of the flags you might be seeing to represent the LGBTQ+ community.
Malky Mackay has tipped several Ross County youngsters – some out on loan in the Highland League – to break into the first team over years to come.
Cyclist won silver and bronze in velodrome.
Former Nairn County player of the year Gordon McNab has returned to the club as boss Ronnie Sharp's first summer recruit ahead of the 2022/23 season.
Scottish Premiership matches will feature VAR from December after SPFL clubs voted in favour of implementing the technology.
Positive Covid-19 cases at Ross County have seen their League Cup opener against Forfar cancelled, and the points awarded to the League One side.
County have temporarily suspended football operations after returning several positive tests for Covid-19 among players and staff.
The Scottish FA have launched Football For All – a campaign that will see the grassroots game helped by more than £1.5 million of funding.
Club looking to make temporary appointment to help first team.
A celebration of the life of Forres hammer thrower Heather Welsh will be held on Thursday afternoon after she tragically died last weekend.