Homes near a Black Isle village have been left without power overnight after a break in SSEN’s network.

A former care home which shuttered its doors after "running at a loss" for two years could be set to be turned into a private house.

Sheriff warns: "You have been twice before me and you better ensure there is not a third."

A new stop at one of the UK's biggest cities will be added to the Caledonian Sleeper route from today (Thursday).

Police are investigating a housebreaking in the village of Drumnadrochit.

Highland Council has confirmed that a pedestrian bridge in Nairn will remain closed and a structural inspection and assessment will be carried out.

Highland Council has applauded gritting teams who worked “tirelessly” through 25,000 hours to keep the Highland roads open in severe winter weather.

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But Dalraddy-Slochd section and Aviemore and Carrbridge junction works to go ahead sooner.

A charity is “in shock” after changes to a partnership with the Haven Centre, that have left it having to significantly scale back provision.

A new Highland drugs and alcohol charity is providing support through a fully virtual approach.

Demolition work is under way on a prime Inverness city centre site - ahead of its transformation into a luxury hotel.

A new face has joined the senior management team at Highland Council following a shake-up aimed at streamlining its management structure.

Clubs benefit from funding initiative launched in September

A Nairn bridge has been closed after part of the footpath was found to be partially collapsing earlier today.

Highland entrepreneurs can apply for up to £50,000 through the Scottish EDGE competition.

Teachers, pupils and parents at an Inverness primary are on alert after a bizarre incident where a family were offered money at the school gates.

Two McDonald’s restaurants in Inverness have entered new ownership as part of the latest expansion by a Highland-based franchisee.

The 32-year-old was arrested after being ejected from the Highlander.

Sheriff told Merseyside man: “The courts require to do what they can to stop people, particularly from England, coming to the area to deal drugs."