Ardersier International Folk Club’s festival is back with a bumper weekend of entertainment from September 16-18.

High Life Highland (HLH) has appointed several new board members to its main charity board and its trading board.

The Inverness Chamber of Commerce chief executive discusses the extreme exposure businesses face as energy costs soar.

POLICE have confirmed that Thomas Marello (26) who was reported missing from the Culloden area of Inverness, has been traced safe and well.

A community council is demanding an apology from Nairn’s provost after he referred to objections to an application for holiday pods as “nimbyism”.

Matthew McCreadie raised £1500 for the Archie Highland Appeal – by swimming the equivalent of the length of Loch Ness.

An advocacy group for people suffering with mental health is calling out unkind behaviour on social media following incidents on Kessock Bridge.

Children who have experienced trauma will be among those to benefit from The Ledge climbing centre, says co-founder Duncan McCallum.

The local MP says 'we need urgent meaningful support measures' from the new Prime Minister now

Relatives of a nursery teacher who was killed in a tragic road accident have spoken this afternoon.

Around £500 million in savings have been found as resources are focused on tackling the cost of living crisis, the Deputy First Minister has said.

A free daily lunch of soup and a roll is being offered to all UHI Inverness students to help them cope with the cost-of-living crisis.

TRAINS between the Highland Capital and Carrbridge will likely experience delays due to weather conditions today.

Figures compiled by HIE show that businesses and communities supported by the agency achieved a strong performance.

A lorry driver has been found guilty by a jury.

A dangerous building notice will be issued to the owner of an Inverness city centre property after masonry fell onto a pavement.

Police are appealing for information following a suspicious fire at a property in the Hilton area.

Residents had the chance to share their views on plans for a proposed cycle route on busy Inverness city centre roads.

Nairn man Marcus Capp made no plea and is remanded after appearing at Inverness Sheriff Court in private facing six charges.

BUS users in the Highland capital will face another day of travel disruption today.