A major new hub driving offshore renewable projects has opened in Inverness in a move an energy giant says "underlines its commitment" to the city.
Jacqui’s life was saved twice by donors, including one occasion which turned out to be the best Christmas present anyone could ask for…
A trio of golf courses and a distillery have joined forces to raise vital funds for a charity set up by Scottish rugby legend Doddie Weir.
A Highland man has been replaced as editor of well-known political magazine The Spectator.
Inverness will play host to the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards for the first time in a decade this autumn, it has been confirmed.
Intrigued Highlanders may have the chance to appear on screen after it emerged that a mystery Netflix thriller will be filming in the Inverness area.
A thief who stole a van and sparked a police chase on the A9 was still on the run this afternoon after fleeing the crashed vehicle near Ralia.
The 10.41am Inverness to Wick and 4pm Wick to Inverness services were both cancelled on Tuesday, with ScotRail struggling to secure bus replacements.
Worried residents’ concerns over the impact of a massive power line on their house prices were unfounded, energy chiefs have claimed.
Biker suffered injuries to her back and neck in crash near Ryvoan Bothy
Police have appealed for help tracing a missing Inverness man who has not been seen since Friday morning.
The Highland Main Line has fully reopened south of Inverness following a safety inspection - but disruption is expected to continue for a time..
The track defect at Culloden prompted the closure of the northbound line until an engineering inspection could be carried out.
The person who will head up the Inverness Castle Experience has been named - and he has some very strong royal connections.
Ministry of Sound is coming back to Inverness in December.Ministry of Sound is coming back to Inverness in December.
Police have appealed for dashcam footage after death of 18-year-old yesterday
Rail chiefs have also urged people to ensure patio furniture is properly secure amid fears over the impact of windblown debris on Highland railways.
There will be no funfair at the annual Bonfire Night fireworks display in Inverness this year due to works in Bught Park, but the event will go ahead.
The move is due to ongoing revamp work at its usual venue in the Northern Meeting Park… but the council has promised it will be back in December 2025.
Police have urged businesses in the region to sign up to a free digital tool which monitors threats from cyber criminals.