Inverness Library recently hosted a special day out with pirates who read and sang to children.

An Inverness local business is joining in the efforts to collect necessary items in support of war-torn Ukraine and its refugees.

A businessman is looking for support to help Ukrainian refugees who are fleeing their homeland and seeking refuge in Poland.

A Strictly Inverness dancer spent her 40th birthday climbing Ben Nevis to raise funds for the Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

People in Inverness must have been really craving for the opening of a Greggs in the city.

This year is the 160th anniversary of President Lincoln announcing the emancipation of slaves – and a site being acquired for a church in Inverness.

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

MSP Emma Roddick tabled a motion to mark the Crocus Group's fourth anniversary

Three councillors table questions demanding answers about its financing, accessibility and what lessons can learned

Police Scotland say two possible housebreaking incidents in Nairn and Auldearn proved to be false alarms.

A community cafe in Inverness is offering a free drink to people struggling financially.

Covid-19 tests are to be handed out across the Highlands.

NFU Mutual is calling for dog owners to ensure their pets are under control at all times when livestock are nearby.

Inverness social care charity – Community Integrated Care – will pay by giving frontline support workers £11 per hour in Scotland from April 1, 2022.

MSP Edward Mountain welcomes the change of heart on the PICT service

A sporting event will lead to a road closure in Inverness this weekend.

A murder in the Highlands nearly 20 years continues to throw up more questions than answers.

Students at Inverness College UHI are to be taught cyber security skills

A new path to connect the Cradlehall area with Inverness Campus is being proposed by Highland Council.

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