ACTIVE OUTDOORS: This easy-to-access Munro makes for a good outing from the A9 and, as John Davidson discovers, it offers spectacular views

The waiting list for a plot in the city is out-growing the current capacity.

A 48-year-old man told someone that he would “kill them” and threatened his own brother with a knife on separate occasions.

The winners of the Highland Business Women Awards 2026 have been announced.

An Inverness taxi firm has helped to kickstart a fundraising drive in support of a historic community-owned church.

It has been a long and bumpy road so far for Transport Scotland’s non-motorised route being built as part of A9 dualling project

We asked our readers what they thought of the “world class” attraction following the expected financial loses from the castle this year.

£50k will go towards repairing the boundary fencing at Tomnahurich Cemetery in Inverness.

Plans to site a temporary extension at an Inverness GP practice has now been approved.

“The loss of free, patient and accessible digital support will leave a significant gap, particularly for people facing forms of exclusion.”

Dozens of businesses and individuals are in the running for accolades at the annual event.

A Nairn business organisation has accused Highland Council of “cherry picking” representatives to push through the proposed visitor levy.

The school received £3000 in funding from The Liam Finnerty Charitable Trust, which funds local projects in the Nairnshire area.

David Henderson (34), of Woodside Gardens in Invergordon, admitted striking his victim on the head with a glass at an Inverness bar.

Business owners in Nairn are saying that getting deliveries to their store can be an “absolute nightmare” as cars park in loading bays all day long.

Highland artists are being invited to have their say on what a basic income scheme could mean for creative people working in Scotland.

Dougie Mackenzie is celebrating his 70th birthday with a fundraiser at the British Legion.

A new gaming, mobile and trading cards store in the heart of Inverness is rapidly taking shape.

A woman who pushed a cop into traffic, drove onto a pavement to try to hit a pedestrian, & rammed a police van in separate incidents has been jailed.

Anne Rae-McDonald, Helen MacInnes, and Mary Bowman were appointed to the board this week and will serve for three years from September 1.