The Highland Cross has announced it partnered charities for the 38th gruelling outdoor event.

Events ranging from walking and running challenges to online experiences will mark the 200th anniversary of the opening of the Caledonian Canal.

A former lecturer has put out a call for one-time pupils of Nairn Academy to get in touch with a view to having a reunion at the town’s Newton Hotel.

Army veterans were among those who attending a poignant service to mark the end of worship at the Old High Church in Inverness.

Construction has begun to develop Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.

Highland residents are being urged to "quit your way" on national No Smoking day.

Police have updated their description of the suspected murderer in the Nairn cold case.

A Wedding Fair taking place on Sunday, hosted by The Inverness Courier, showcased the best of local businesses to brides to be.

The director of a company planning a spa and lido for Nairn fears Highland Council could threaten the future of the bid.

Highland travel agency boss Sarah Murray is using today – International Women’s Day – to call for greater gender equality in the sector

Provost Laurie Fraser has defended the Nairn area committee’s decision to grant permission to a cycling club to use the links for training purposes.

The Inverness Music Festival drew to a close on Sunday night after two weekends of showstopping performances.

A Russian woman living in the Highlands fears the only way war in Ukraine can be ended will be by toppling President Vladimir Putin from within.

A Highand councillor's call to provide support for community-owned energy schemes has been overwhelmingly endorsed by the Scottish Labour Party

Plans to develop Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs will be on display tomorrow.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has seen fuel prices in Inverness surge.

Driverless buses set to hit the Highlands with pilot scheme in Inverness.

NHS Highland is under strain following a rise in Covid-19 numbers in the area which has left the health board short staffed.

Rising energy prices next month will see 47 per cent of households in the Highlands move into fuel poverty, according to a campaign group.

Jackie Hendry made the call as part of an International Woman's Day's campaign