Two men dressed as gannets are staging a rooftop protest at a nature agency’s Highland headquarters over the killing of baby gannets.

RASASH is the official charity partner for the upcoming Highland Business Dinner.

Eden Court is launching a new Spring Summer season celebrating the venue’s 50th anniversary.

A scheme capping bus fares to just £2 is set to roll out on Monday.

Labour’s Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch candidate addresses the issues raised in our Readers’ Manifesto.

The man leading the Inverness-Highland bid for City of Culture status has insisted the community’s voice across the region will be central.

A 24-year-old man turned up at the door of a house with a metal bar and threatened to kill the occupants inside.

Around 200,000 cruise passengers on 95 massive ships are expected to dock at Invergordon this year. How many will visit the town?

The offer applies to the Saltire Bistro and all you need is to retain your ticket.

Spirit of Culloden tartan collection unveiled by National Trust for Scotland in run up to 280th anniversary of battle.

Asylum minister Alex Norris claims an HMO licence is not needed – the council says it is.

Fred Campbell is running in Inverness and Nairn and the list candidates to be confirmed soon.

SFA officials inspected club this week.

The power transmission company says engineers are on site working on a ‘fault on our underground network’.

The decision was unanimous among Highland councillors.

Maintenance work is planned for four days.

Road Haulage Association believes it would help tackle freight crime and improve driver welfare.

The four-day Heather’s Heroes Cheltenham Festival event at Café 1 was in aid of Highland Hospice.

Jobs are at risk in Inverness and Elgin after a British pub chain announced it is set to offload or lease out hundreds of its hospitality venues.

A Highland medical practice missed “red flag” symptoms in a patient who later died from cancer, a report has ruled.