A section of Culduthel Road near Inverness Castle, as well as all of Gordon Terrace and a short section of Old Edinburgh Road, will close nightly.

An Inverness councillor has renewed calls for the Highlands to host a pilot of a scheme to provide a minimum income for artists.

A church in Inverness is about to embark on a £1 million project with the aim of transforming it into a community space as well as a place of worship.

Care home residents have been making a splash after creating a striking 3D artwork celebrating the Moray Firth’s most iconic residents.

Police received a report of a woman found injured this afternoon.

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It comes after a report of a person found injured.

First Minister fails to answer question about the ongoing Highland oncology crisis.

Don Lawson, owner of Johnny Foxes and The Den, has received a lifetime achievement award.

An astonishing 1m kilos will be lifted by an Inverness man in under four months - in aid of a mental health service that has supported him personally.

Nick Parkes had to fight his way back from the brink on the road to this astonishing achievement.

MSP Andrew Baxter warns justice secretary ‘emergencies do not check whether our resources are already committed elsewhere’.

Road users are being advised of overnight temporary traffic signals and a convoy system on the A9 for dualling work on the Tomatin to Moy section.

A new £2 million fund aimed at helping employers train skilled workers to meet the region’s future demands has been welcomed by Highland Council.

The Scottish Government wants to create a system that ‘improves service delivery’.

A suspended carer who deliberately failed to tell her employer and continued working, putting patients “at risk of actual harm”, has been struck off.

A mysterious "creature" moving against the current "like a very large eel" is how one of two new Nessie sightings were reported by onlookers.

Artists in Nairn are to open up their private working spaces to the public as part of the town’s book and arts festival.

A luxury hotelier whose rooms cost up to £3k is set to add the historic Allangrange House to its portfolio and is promising ‘substantial investment’.

Work has started to build a new broadband network in Nairn, and the firm is stating it is working to “keep disruption to a minimum.”