Security fencing has been erected around a vacant unit associated with recent Domino’s-related planning permissions.

A gamekeeping student working on an estate near Tomatin has been named a student of the year by a Highland college.

People in Inverness showed their solidarity with Afghan women and the challenges they face with the growing attacks on their human rights.

Woman threw mobile after being refused entry.

A man, the motorcyclist, was taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness with non-life threatening injuries.

Popular Scottish band The Fratellis will be the main act on the Saturday of a weekend festival.

An exotic and toxic plant has been spotted by a popular riverside walk in Nairn — with one resident warning walkers to stay alert.

The respected political scientist also divulged why Nigel Farage is his most admired politician at the exclusive Highland News and Media event.

The road remains closed south of Drumnadrochit near the Urquhart Castle junction.

The imminent opening of an £11m care home in Inverness marks a “major milestone” for the care sector in the Highlands.

Two pupils from Nairn Academy were winners of a prestigious national debating competition, with finals held at the Scottish Parliament yesterday.

A decision by Highland Council to refuse permission for a battery energy storage system near Beauly has been overturned on appeal.

Roadworks on an A9 bridge have been put on hold - after engineers found a nesting tawny owl and chicks living within it.

The Loch Ness cruise company marked its 50th anniversary this month

Sentencing has been deferred on a 45-year-old who admitted spitting on a man and then behaving in an abusive manner towards police.

Intense thunderstorms could bring up to 80mm of rain to parts of the Highlands tomorrow, the Met Office has warned.

Fire crews from multiple stations battled a wildfire in Glenferness into the evening last night.

Police are to carry out intermittent closures of the Inverness-Beauly road while investigating a fatal crash which claimed the life of an Avoch man.

A salmon conservation body has called for a public inquiry to look at the impact of proposed pump storage hydro schemes on Loch Ness.

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