Inverness community activists are staging a fourth foodbank fundraiser on Saturday at the city’s Tooth and Claw bar.

A top Inverness hotel’s annual golf day has driven a record-breaking sum into Highland Hospice coffers.

A CREW from the Nairn Coastal Rowing Club joined an armada of other vessels when they completed the Loch Ness, ‘Monster The Loch Challenge’.

Grant Campbell, Highland SCDI regional manager, argues that the UK Government's Energy Bill Relief scheme must run throughout 2023 and into 2024.

WORK on cleaning up a long-term local eyesore has begun at last in Nairn.

Almost £2000 was raised for Highland Hospice at a fundraising bingo night at Café V8 in Inverness.

A vehicle show – which made its second appearance at the weekend – has been hailed a huge success.

We spoke to: Gael Force Group; the Department for Work and Pensions; Towergate Health and Protection; and SFG Software at Highland Spotlight today.

THE last utterance of Renee MacRae when she was alive was a "blood-curdling scream" in the dark, a court has heard.

One of the men shouted homophobic abuse and the other committed an assault to injury.

A new facility at Inverness Campus is on track to start generating new commercial opportunities from early 2023.

A POPULAR running event will be back to the shores of Loch Ness this Sunday, with restrictions in place on Highland roads planned on the day.

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Inverness nightlife.

The man accused of the murders of Renee MacRae and their son decided against giving evidence in his own defence at his High Court trial in Inverness.

NAIRN’S tennis courts are undergoing a £190,000 refurbishment and will include a new multi-use games area (MUGA) for a range of sports.

STAGECOACH Highland have announced another day of disruption to their Inverness services today.

The only business-to-business exhibition in the region takes place today at The Kingsmills Hotel. The free event will run from 10am - 4pm.

Young business leaders in the Highlands are being urged to apply to a year-long programme aimed at developing the next generation of entrepreneurs.

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More than 400 Ukrainian refugees are currently living in Highland hotels, including Inverness, Strathpeffer and Aviemore.