Following a crunch meeting on Sunday saying safety of women and children is ‘paramount’.

Historic Fort George is to host a skills and training programme that will offer people aged 16 and over the chance to explore careers in construction.

An internationally-renowned soul DJ from New York is among headline guests lined up for a unique all-day music event in Inverness later this summer.

Volunteers have been giving the oldest building in Inverness a polish up in preparation for its grand reopening.

Businesses from across the region are being invited to help shape the Inverness–Highland UK City of Culture 2029 bid before its final submission.

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A concerned parent from an Inverness primary school has called into question the Highland Council’s formula for allocating pupil support assistants.

A city businessman who founded and built a diverse portfolio of successful bars and restaurants in Inverness is retiring as CEO of the group.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.

A flood alert has been issued for a large swathe of the Highlands from Inverness to Caithness, Sutherland, Easter and Wester Ross and the Great Glen.

Are you in our latest mystery photos from around the Highlands, or do you know anyone who is?

A man has been fined after his dog killed a sheep and injured three others.

Tributes are being made to the late developer and business leader Davie Cameron, who has died at 83.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster speaks to a young woman whose life took an unexpected turn at a pivotal moment.

A 30-year-old woman from the Black Isle is using her own personal experience of addiction and recovery to help others in the area.

Our reporters have been covering all the region’s biggest court cases this week.

A popular fundraising event which has raised more than £300,000 since its inception has been given an extra boost this year.

He is the first member to leave the local authority over the controversy, others quit the committee.

Duncan Macpherson says he ‘personally deeply sorry’ to David Brown’s victim.

Daisy McKenzie, grieving the loss of baby son Albie, on the strangeness of being invited to a celebratory event in recognition of her work on loss.