Isaiah Kosgei will return to the Loch Ness Marathon for the first time since winning gold in 2019 – and this time he wants the course record.

As Hurricane Ian moves in, Diane says Floridians have been so used to the threat of hurricanes that the state seems to be on the ball.

WINTER service plans for the coming season in the Highland Capital have been approved by councillors this week.

Staff Matters correspondent Daniel Gorry looks at the issue of menopause in the workplace – and the need for sympathetic and appropriate support.

A spectacular coast-to-coast cycling event to help children with additional needs has smashed through the £40,000 fundraising mark.

HOPES that Nairn Pipe Band faces a bright new future have been raised after a well attended public meeting following uncertainty that it could fold.

It is the 275 years since the contract to build Fort George was awarded but as its military days are numbered, shouldn't a new use be planned now?

As part of Highland Business Week, GrowBiz is hosting a networking event tomorrow evening.

The company said the thoughts are with the woman' friends and family at this time.

The defence counsel is making a closing speech to jurors.

TRAIN services are set to face major disruption in the coming weekends, with no trains expected to run in the Highlands during days of strike action.

Whitton had been part of a major operation involving tens of thousands of pounds of heroin.

Stuart Black says the impact of a green freeport would be 'proportionately greater than anywhere else'

Pupils of Muirtown Primary School and Nursery received a letter of “grateful thanks” from the Queen – the day after the announcement of her death.

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.