A leaked report reveals bill for staff, vaccinations and mental health services.

Vicki Miller, from accountancy practice Frame Kennedy discusses why experienced women are sitting just outside the workforce, ready to return.

A contingent of Nairn campaigners travelled to Holyrood as proposals for a controversial development on the Moray Firth were discussed by MSPs.

A building that was used as a psychiatric rehabilitation facility could be used to enhance drug and alcohol recovery services in the area.

A series of public events to inform and gather feedback on the potential reintroduction of lynx in Scotland has now come to a close.

The Jubilee Bridge, in Nairn, had been shut for more than five weeks after a sinkhole opened up in its deck.

That is £17 million more than last year and more than the projected overspend.

An Inverness community centre opened its doors to residents forced from their homes during a police incident.

A large police presence attended the incident on Saturday. A man faces a total of eight charges.

A Nairn women’s football club held its first taster session at the weekend - in hope of bringing in new talent ahead of the first match of the season.

Highland youth face half-year delays for mental health therapy as local services struggle to cope.

The 27-year-old illegally had the blade in Burnett Road Police Station.

Former keeper admits it has been a tough two days but is keen to get back into game at earliest opportunity

Emergency services were called to a two-car collision where Barn Church Road joins the busy trunk road shortly before 9am on Monday.

A prominent former city centre bank looks set to reopen as part of an existing dental surgery.

A Belladrum favourite is set to return to the stage at this year’s festival.

Jake Evans had been hoping to be the first person to ever walk all of Scotland’s watershed in winter when he broke his ankle on Ben Klibreck.

Moray Coast Vets 65-strong team has joined an employee ownership trust of independently owned practices.

A former care home which shut after "running at a loss" for two years will be turned into a private house after planners approved its conversion.

The former church, on Ardersier High Street, has sat derelict for many years.