Rail travellers in the north of Scotland have been hit by serious disruption after a train derailed overnight.

New photography display recognises valuable contributions by “amazing” group of women.

National Energy System Operator representatives go to Port of Nigg and Ardersier to learn more about the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport.

Two wheelchair-using friends placed in accessible housing in Inverness say they are “independent in name only” following problems with local buses.

Plans for a 400-home development on Essich Road has sparked concern among residents in Inverness.

Volunteers are being sought to take forward a new body it is hoped can boost the local area.

The Nairn community has come together to remember a local stalwart and tireless volunteer who touched the lives of many.

A major youth engagement initiative has returned to Inverness city centre, following a successful pilot outing last year.

Highland politicians have criticised the support offered by the UK government for those facing huge hikes in heating oil bills.

Taste of the Highlands served up a busy day in Inverness.

This year’s Etape Loch Ness is expected to see more than 6000 cyclists take on the round Loch Ness route after the popular event sold out.

The countdown to this year’s Scottish parliament election has officially begun in the Highlands, with the publication of the Notice of Election.

“We need to get the ball rolling,” demands Inverness councillor in bid for changes to Upper Bridge Street office blocks.

A woman who was kept in hospital for well over a year due to a lack of social care support available in Caithness has finally made it home.

The move comes after incidents of disruption in class and damage to school property.

Plans that will help ensure the “financial sustainability” of a popular Inverness nightspot have been given the green light.

The 63-year-old can't recall what happened due to the mixture of drink and prescribed drugs.

As the Conservative Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch candidate believes ‘politics is shifting’.

Highland Council-owned D&E Coaches has marked its 30th anniversary by introducing four new electric buses to its fleet.

Young people interested in pursuing a career in the sports and leisure industry are being given a valuable head start in Nairn.