The Nairn salon was ‘recognised for excellence’ in the Hair Stylist of the Year category.

A new investigation into postal services across the north of Scotland has found that nearly half of letters sent to Inverness were delivered late.

The 55-year-old challenged police to arrest him.

A bacteria that can cause deadly Legionnaires' disease has again been discovered in one of the University of the Highlands and Islands’ buildings.

A Highland MSP claims a lack of engagement from the UK Government has “forced” him to oppose use of Cameron Barracks to house asylum seekers.

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It comes after a Scottish Government “U-turn” that will propose allowing the levy to be charged as either a flat-rate or as a percentage.

A full-house crowd at the Drumossie Hotel helped raise funds for Young Lives Versus Cancer at this year’s Highland Hospitals Carol Concert.

Police hunting Lee Cooper (43) say he is wanted for recall to prison after breaking probation, adding that if you spot him, do not approach.

The 53-year-old former military man also had a collection of videos and photographs showing child abuse.

The A9’s Tomich Junction could be set to be replaced with a roundabout, as a part of the Cromarty Firth Freeport’s development.

Nairn residents and farmers came out in force for the 2025 Christmas Charity Tractor Run, supporting local causes.

Scottish Water has advised that some residents living in IV2 postcodes have been affected by a fault, which has now been located in Stratherrick Park.

Concerns grow over Highland Council’s domestic abuse policy as Eva Kestner calls for ‘an urgent review’ of Women’s Aid services.

The Caley Thistle supporters’ travel club bus came under attack from a group of people believed to be Tranent supporters.

Fort George has welcomed a royal guest after Prince Anne visited the historic Highland base.

A Highland homebuilder is teaming up with a non-profit developer to bring 32 new affordable homes to an Inverness neighbourhood.

Course revealed for Inverness Half Marathon.

Sheriff Gary Aitken also implies Crimestoppers could be informed that “horrible people have moved in”.

Highland Copiers, which is based in Inverness, is celebrating after it was named the UK’s service team of the year in the Print.IT awards.