A Highland MP will today lead a 10-minute rule Bill calling on the UK government to end geographical energy price discrimination.

D & E Coaches in Inverness have pitched into a charity food drive by the Highland Rugby Club to help the homeless and elderly.

Nairn community councils have described the decision-making to build offices and town centre housing on the King Street car park as a “stitch-up”.

A romantic weekend turned sour for a couple who arrived drunk at their holiday accommodation Inverness Sheriff Court hears.

Delegates from both sides of the Atlantic will be sharing their expertise and advice when the XpoNorth creative industries conference returns in June

THE former Royal Bank of Scotland building on Inverness High Street could soon have a new lease of life as restaurant and flats.

A Highland League football club’s novel tongue-in-cheek half-time treat for fans has been a sensation on social media.

A charity in Inverness is facing difficulties after usual funding from the NHS Highland has not been provided.

Nairn Book and Arts Festival is looking to recruit a new chairperson.

A man who has already achieved six paddleboard world-records is aiming to get another one in March by tackling Loch Ness.

The new owners of the Port of Ardersier (PoA) have defended their right to build a fence which has closed off access to the Whiteness peninsula.

Caley Thistle tonight stepped in to save a trophy-winning Inverness girls’ football club after its future was placed in doubt.

A shocked Inverness congregation was told on Sunday its church could be sold.

David Richardson says it is time to recognise the 'damage this crisis has already done'

Scotland's most popular touring route, the North Coast 500, is also a hit with users of social media service Instagram

Young drivers in Inverness rank among the UK’s worst for racking up penalty points on their driving licence.

A 'cost of living rescue plan' to help households with the impact of skyrocketing bills has been set out by Liberal Democrats in the Highlands.

Zoom Takeaway in Baron Taylor Street has had its licence suspended over long running food hygiene concerns.

That includes wearing face masks, conducting contact tracing and checking vaccine passports

Zoom Takeaway in Baron Taylor Street in Inverness could have late-night licence suspended today at meeting of Highland Council's licensing committee.