ELECTRIC vehicle charging facilities offered by a multinational retail chain reached a milestone as the 500th point was set up in Inverness.

Inverness care home company Parklands wants to build 24 flats to attract staff and beat the key worker shortage in the sector.

A free major outdoor festival is set to take place in Inverness in a bid to inspire people to sow, grow and share food, music, knowledge and ideas.

A former Nairn woman has been recognised as a world-leading expert in sedentary behaviour.

This week, vet Alison discusses a common issue in larger dogs that affects their weight, hair and personality, and how to cope with the side effects.

Residents have been left homelesss after a flat fire.

Community councillors have been reassured of the safety of an energy storage facility for wind and solar power on the outskirts of Nairn.

A courageous woman will begin her incredible journey cycling around the UK to raise money for a charity and work on her own mental health.

Police are investigating reports that a man grabbed the hand of a small girl at an Inverness playpark and made an indecent remark.

A text message scam is circulating in the Highlands, Trading Standards has warned.

A renowned Highland tailoring business and outfitters has been awarded another Royal Warrant.

A disagreement between two men after they had been drinking led to one being stamped on the head.

Police in Inverness are investigating damage to the Bunachton Bridge, on the C1068 by Inverarnie, which was caused by a collision.

The Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF) is celebrating after landing an internationally recognised award for demonstrating high health and safety standards

When an Inverness businessman was looking for inspiration to re-name his chippie he turned to his boxing hero.

Inverness Cathedral used the new space created by the removal of the pews to good effect with an Easter holiday fun day.

A charity has raised a record amount at an annual fundraiser in memory of a north “legend”.

She argues the UK government must listen to the clamour from the Highlands

It’s Masters week. You can almost smell the azaleas through the TV.

The unfolding humanitarian crisis as refugees flee the war in Ukraine has prompted a Nairn woman to plan a trip to Poland to volunteer her help.