Inverness Councillors approved a bid for £25,240 to help pay for a toilet and shop on the course at a cost of almost £52,500

Opinion: SCDI's man in the Highlands says transport is the top priority in helping the region realise its potential

Angus MacLennan was born in Dingwall in June 1890 to working class parents and joined the Territorial Force of the Lovat Scouts in February 1914.

A sheriff at Inverness tells a Nairn sex offender that she is puzzled by his failure to obey rules.

A programme of events and festivals in Inverness for the coming year has received £303,000 in support.

An organisation which promotes exchanges between eastern and western cultures is reaching out to local charities who might be in need of support.

Data reveals hate crimes against LGBT+ people in the Highlands and Islands jumped a shocking 49 per cent in the last year.

A WARD at Raigmore Hospital has been forced to close to new patients and visitors after an outbreak of Covid-19.

It is the first of five exhibitions from emergent visual artists as part of the Circus Artspace’s Graduate Associates programme.

THE community in Nairn has been shocked and saddened to learn today of the passing of Highland Council's Nairn area committee leader Tom Heggie.

It is following a reported landslip at Clunes with Network Rail Scotland trying to arrange buses between Inverness and Dingwall.

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

Ness Bridge has been lit up with green and blue light to highlight Fairtrade Fortnight. It has been illuminated over three days.

Its £642 million budget will be decided at a crunch meeting a week from today

Highland gamekeepers at an Inverness-shire estate were saddened when they failed to save an injured eagle.

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