Police are investigating the latest in a spate of break-ins and thefts in the Great Glen area.

Some patients are waiting nearly two years for hearing tests and hearing aids, with Highland waits more than triple the national target.

More than £100,000 has been donated by a charitable organisation in the north and north-east.

A man has been charged with committing assault to injury and attempted robbery.

A prominent Inverness riverside hotel will reopen its doors tomorrow (Saturday).

Figures show 43 per cent of under 25s contacting a Highland help service over the past four months sought help for cocaine use.

Friends of a man who died after an incident on an Inverness street remembered him this week as a “one in a million” individual.

A Loch Ness community’s planned buy-out of a historic ‘lifeline’ village shop could succeed or fail on a funding decision next week.

A Strictly Inverness pair have shared their delight after raising thousands by throwing a successful ceilidh.

Controversial plans for a large workers’ village near the heart of Inverness “lack information”, roads and flooding officials have claimed.

Police say “extensive enquiries” are being carried out to see if the spate of burglaries are connected.

Direct flights to and from Ireland’s capital will return to Inverness Airport from May, it has been announced.

There are real fears of massive delays with 40-50 miles of road construction at one time.

A bike rental and maintenance hub could be set up in part of the Northern Meeting Park - after a hunt for would-be tenants was launched.

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.