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An application has raised questions over the futures of Home Bargains and Sports Direct’s current city centre sites - and bosses remain tight lipped.
A leading council and business figure is to receive one of a university’s highest honours for his decades of public service in the Highlands.
New Ember bus service is providing round-the-clock links with Inverness and Edinburgh
Inverness will host its first ever International Blues Festival next year - and tickets are on sale now.
Brand new restaurant and cocktail bar in former Rose Street Foundry will create 25 jobs when it opens next week
Famous bakery chain is eyeing up a vacant shop on the city’s High Street
Domino’s signage has been erected above a unit in the Longman confirming an open secret that the takeaway giant is opening a third outlet in the city.
A man has been charged with road traffic offences following a crash near the A9 which left another man in hospital.
Charity Mikeysline is driving hope into even more communities after launching its second Hive on the Road vehicle - thanks to royal support.
A hiker has been stretchered off a mountain after suffering an injury in the Monadhliath Mountains.
Eight Highland businesses, including ones in Aviemore, Carrbridge and Kincraig, have been honoured with a new award.
Cancellations have impacted some flights in and out of Inverness and Aberdeen as Storm Amy continues.
WATCH: Video of big fallen tree blocks Cairngorm ski road
All Highland rail lines will be suspended on Friday evening when Storm Amy hits, it has been confirmed.
“Damaging winds” of up to 95mph are now expected to batter parts of the Highlands and Moray, after Storm Amy weather warnings were upgraded to amber.
A pre-existing rain warning has also been extended to cover more of the region, with alerts now in force from 5pm today until the end of Saturday,
Heavy rain is set to bring a risk of flooding to transport disruption to parts of the Highlands, the Met Office has warned.
A special live radio broadcast marking 200 years of the UK railway will be aired from the Highland Chieftain as it travels from Inverness to London.
Wildfire risks in the Highlands and Moray will be “very high to extreme” in the coming days, residents and visitors have been warned.
Police shared a photo showing the cars had been travelling at up to 110mph on a section of the road south of Dalwhinnie.
