A local councillor raised concerns at a meeting of the education committee.

Refugees and local residents will get together through football, frisbees and traditional Highland Games at a community sports day in Inverness.

Eight charity shops from across the Highlands are taking part in a catwalk show.

A motorist who was 13 times above the cocaine drug-driving limit on the A9 has been banned from the road and fined.

Motorists using the A9 Cromarty Bridge near Dingwall are being warned to expect overnight traffic restrictions throughout June and into July.

Police have said they hope the conviction will provide Iain MacFarlane's family and friends with "some measure of justice".

Nature turns blackened stretches into sea of white.

Today we go back to 2012

Singers of all ages joined forces to take part in a fundraising concert for a pioneering Inverness centre for young people with complex needs.

Visitors flocked to a garden open weekend near Cawdor, which raised thousands of pounds for local good causes.

Two of the charity’s committee members, who are allies themselves, have discussed why they think showing support to the LGBTQ+ community is so vital.

Documentary to be broadcast next week.

Chairman says club delighted to accept invitation.

The Old North Inn in Inchmore will close its restaurant for the “foreseeable future” from the end of June, but the bar and hotel will not be affected.

Waldemar Jaronski hit talented musician Iain MacFarlane who was described as a “trusting and generous person”.

Wild boar on a Highland estate have been culled by a rewilding company after recording a “substantial increase” in numbers.

The loss of “a valued access” at one of the most popular visitor spots on the shores of Loch Ness has been raised as a concern by a government agency.

Inverness charity Safe Strong & Free wanted the event to create positive experiences for children and families.

A superbly-rated Inverness guest house that hit the market for £950k last autumn looks set to increase its accommodation capacity.

A vintage cigarette vending machine filled with original artworks is set to make its debut in Cromarty, offering a chance to buy unique pieces of art.