Net zero technology provider Getech has appointed a new director to lead the development of its green hydrogen hubs, including one in Inverness

Students in Inverness will be the first in Scotland to get a bus without a human driver.

A woman has spoken out in defence of an addiction support charity that is being forced to suspend services due to lack of funding.

A former mental health worker is calling for action to tackle the consistently higher than average suicide rate in the Highlands.

Fewer than half of the UK's manufacturing employees are female, but that gender imbalance is something that Highland BlindCraft is challenging

Funding has been awarded to trial real-time usage of artificial intelligence software to optimise hydrogen production and storage at EMEC in Orkney

She says 'I firmly believe we must focus on the intersection of mental health and queer identities'

A 145-STRONG girls’ football club is back in business after a threat to its future.

Vet Alison Laurie discusses how to care for rabbits in her column, after a rise in adoptions of the pet since coronavirus.

With work about to start on the long-awaited Haven Centre people are being invited to an open viewing to find out more about the £4.1 million project.

Many in the packed crowd took the time to dress up for the show ...

To mark International Women's Day High Life Highland will be talking to world-renowned anatomist, Inverness-born Professor Dame Sue Black

A keen paddleboarder from England has successfully gained his latest world record on Loch Ness, adding to his six already to his name.

Police officers in Inverness are continuing to target drivers who are breaking the rules by using a city centre street as a short cut.

Staff shortages have forced a wave of temporary classroom closures at an Inverness primary school.

Ministers, MSPs and Councillors gathered for the announcement as the revamped castle could open in 2025

Mental health charity Mikeysline has expanded its reach by introducing a new WhatsApp support service

Saffron Oriental Food Shop, in Church Street, shared the news via social media.

Wherefore art thou, Romeo? Well, it was Simpsons Garden Centre and a hearty breakfast for these retired gentlemen this morning.

THE name of a brand new school for Inverness has been revealed – Ness Castle Primary.