An Inverness school is closed today as it has no water or heating and power.

Developers behind expansion plans at a retail park have glossed over “manifest changes” since permission was first granted, community leaders claim.

A teenager who tried to sort out a generations-old dispute with another family assaulted a fellow youngster in his home.

The new cycling rules aren’t, in fact, new at all.

Covid recovery the priority for incoming Highlands and Islands Enterprise chief executive

The first Ghille ball was a treat for guests who enjoyed the night whilst also raising money for charity.

A 21-year-old woman has died following a crash on the A9 this morning.

The expected return of lucrative cruise liner visits to the Highlands has prompted the region’s largest coach operator to go on a recruitment drive.

Youngsters – and some a little older – have been enjoying wintry conditions in Inverness today.

The ambition is to create a contemporary European-style food hall

A Beauly-based priest who says he loves “making others happy” has 400,000 followers and 3.3 million ‘likes’ on a TikTok channel.

The A9 has been closed in both directions, between Tore and Munlochy, following a serious accident.

Plans to create a new cycle sports complex – which will be the first of its kind in the Highlands – have been abandoned due to a lack of funding.

As manager of a debt counselling centre, Duncan Dundas sees the devastating impact as people struggle to meet the rising costs of fuel and food bills.

David Stewart says even 'previously loyal Tory backbenchers openly criticise' Boris Johnson

Safety hazards and challenges encountered by visually-impaired people in Inverness city centre have been highlighted in an awareness-raising campaign.

Inverness Courier's Alasdair Fraser was named reporter of the year at the annual Highlands and Islands Media Awards.

Participants of this years Inverness Half Marathon and 5k are being asked to sponsor Mikeysline in the run up.

New video to premier next week showcasing young talent in the Highlands and discussing life and covid throughout the region.

Highland Council’s new graduate, apprentice and intern scheme has provided opportunities for more than 300 people aged 16 to 67.