Another 150 car parking spaces could be created at Inverness Caledonian Thistle's training centre to help it support "larger training events".

The Locker Room sports bar at Fairways Golf Centre looks set to extend out over its existing decking area under plans lodged with Highland Council.

Tributes have been paid to a community stalwart after he passed away following a long illness.

Councillor Sarah Atkin says: ‘There is a moment when it is no longer responsible to kick the can down the road. We are at that moment.’

After a decade of effort, a local charityhas secured community ownership of a 20-acre Inverness site.

Whisky, music, poetry and haggis were had in abundance at the weekend as Nairn marked Burns night.

The family of Christina Chisholm also repeated the message that they don’t blame individuals for what happened.

The fixed penalty notices would be dished out to people breaching by-laws designed to prevent the sort of outbreak seen at Dava Moor last year.

The local authority says it is struggling to keep pace with ‘historic’ housing debts.

A McDonald’s franchisee and long-standing Inverness BID director has announced his retirement.

Ways AI can be used to boost rural businesses will be highlighted at a special roadshow event in Inverness tomorrow (Tuesday).

Highland Council has confirmed the introduction of three new city bus routes, following the cancellation of several Stagecoach services.

A new Met Office yellow weather warning for rain and snow has been issued for southern parts of the Highlands, including the A9 trunk road.

Organisers are anticipating strong demand and have advised people to book early to avoid missing out

Parents of children who will joining primary schools in the next academic year are being urged to enrol them now.

Drakies Primary School and its nursery, which have a combined roll of more than 450 pupils, will be closed on Monday.

The Inverness screening of a film about four asylum seekers is set to raise funds for mental health services for young people in the Highlands.

The cost of repairing Chromebooks for Highland Council pupils has cost £33,817.60 in the past 12 months.

A fundraising campaign run by an Inverness family to improve a popular walking route has now raised more than £1800.

Businesses across the Highlands are being encouraged to register for an online networking event hosted by BNI Tuath.