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A barn on an exclusive development has gone on the market for the first time since it was converted in 2017.
A farm is offering virtual learning opportunities to pupils around the country.
A diseased holly tree has been carved into a stunning bench paying tribute to NHS staff and keyworkers.
Work to transform a village church into a community hub which includes worship is well underway.
Teachers have expressed their excitement following news that pupils will return to the classroom for face-to-face lessons.
A teenage girl reported missing in Oakham has been found safe and well.
The number of young people looking for work and claiming benefits has nearly tripled in some areas during the pandemic.
The new owners of a hotel are carrying out major refurbishments with a view to opening soon.
Legal advice on family matters with Julia Weber from Hegarty Solicitors
A 5ft 3in doorstep salesman with a Geordie accent has ripped off a woman in her 90s.
People's views are wanted on cameras that read vehicle number plates.
Police are carrying out investigations following the discovery of a small cannabis cultivation in Oakham.
Police have stepped up enforcement activity across Leicestershire and Rutland with more Covid fines issued in January than the whole of 2020.
Experts at Public Heath England are continuing to monitor the cornonavirus outbreak which started in Wuhan, China.
A quarter of a county's population has now received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
The outbreak at Stocken Prison in Stretton accounts for 60 per cent of Covid-19 cases in Rutland, says the MP for the county.
Resurfacing is to be carried out by Rutland County Council on a selection of the county's roads.
Multiple closures of the A1 have been scheduled this month to allow for resurfacing.
Two electric vehicle charging bays could be installed at a filling station.
The candidates in the five constituencies covered by the Mercury have been officially announced tonight - find out who they are.
Rutland County Council has announced that Uppingham representative Lucy Stephenson will be the new deputy leader.
A building company is supporting a primary school with home learning.
Staff at English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy in Oakham put together wellbeing bags for all their families ahead of half-term.
Snow continues to affect some parts of the area, and a handful of schools are closed today (Wednesday, February 10).
