The Port of Cromarty Firth is looking forward to another record-breaking year, as it brings more cruise ships to the north than ever before

Detectives investigating the murder of Alistair Wilson at his home in Nairn in 2004 travelled to Canada last week as part of their inquiries.

John Davidson gets a soaking when he heads out for a Sunday morning group run at Inverfarigaig

Don't run out of time to vote for your Highland Heroes 2022!

The cottage has panoramic views of some of the North West Highland's most beautiful mountain and sea scenery.

After selling out the first night of an exciting charity darts event, organisers have released tickets for the following night.

Highland businesses rally in support,saying 'we need to help those who have lost it all'

A fun club night hosted by local drag queens in Inverness was a hit as partygoers raised money for pride charity.

Seizures of drugs, weapons and mobile phones from Inverness prisoners soared during the pandemic.

Mike Evans believes there are good signs of things getting back to normal, though challenges remain.

Amid a cost of living crisis how affordable will it really be for hard-pressed families

Staff at Inverness Airport have been recognised for delivering consistently high levels of hospitality and service.

After a period where the number of Covid-19 cases in NHS Highland were either declining or plateauing officials are now seeing a rise in numbers.

Filming has started on the third series of the popular TV series All Creatures Great and Small starring Nairn actor Nicholas Ralph.

To celebrate the popular literary occasion, Inverness Library played host to a range of activities to entertain book lovers.

Businesses in Scotland are being urged to withdraw from trading with Russia, following its invasion of Ukraine.

Council Tax will rise by three per cent and roads, care and climate will get more funding

On Tuesday Blythswood Care sent £8000 to aid workers in Romania and Moldova to help refugees fleeing from the war in Ukraine.

Hospital waiting times in the Highlands have spiralled by more than 75 per cent during the pandemic, according to new figures.

Convenor Bill Lobban was seated with a banner which stated 'we stand with Ukraine'