A car in need of repair cost a Nairn man his licence for driving with excess alcohol.

A swimming instructor with Swimtime launches a new programme in North to introduce babies to water and happy bathtimes.

Highland Tourism CIC is to receive £150,000 from Tomatin Distillery to help create a sustainable tourism sector

Inverness Rowing Club has been given permission to build new welfare buildings, a boat store and a fenced secure external compound.

The first of many Highland Food and Drink Trail's took place last week and there are plans to continue.

A former community council chairman whose mother is a member of Highland Council is to stand for election to the local authority himself this May.

Successful Inverness businessman David Sutherland is to have a room named in his honour in the city’s new Creative Academy.

Concerns about the administration of Common Good funds will help inform a review of land reform legislation, Nairn community councils have been told.

The Highlands Support Refugees are looking for a permanent premises so they can continue their incredible aid work.

The Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) will be introduced in Scotland next month but it is feared it could lead to workers having to pay for a space.

Councillors have given the green light to the first phase of an extensive housing development between Culloden and Balloch in Inverness.

North MSP Rhoda Grant is pressing Scottish health secretary Humza Yousaf to come and meet clinicians in the Moray maternity services row ASAP.

Sutherland entrepreneur Genevieve Duhigg has become the first woman to lead the North Highland Initiative (NHI)

New Inverness BID chief executive Mike Evans is looking forward to the challenge of helping the city centre recover from the impact of Covid

It covers the Highlands and most of Scotland with snow expected – it runs from 4pm today and lasts until 11am tomorrow.

A cycling group is given permission to hold training sessions for youngsters on Nairn Links despite some concerns.

Bakery staff are trying out pedal power for commuting to their work place near Loch Ness in a bid to help the environment.

A total of 47 new homes could be built in south west Inverness if the plans receive permission.

MSP Edward Mountain is welcoming news that he hopes will lead to a smaller wait time for assessments for kids.

Local rowers were delighted to help a life-saving charity with a significant cash donation.