Operators at the Port of Inverness are hoping to expand the workforce in the coming months.

Opinion: Optimism about the future of Highland tourism is tempered by continuing skill shortage concerns

A 51-year-old chef and his estranged wife have been given a chance by a sheriff to take the heat out of their strained relationship.

Construction of the Nairn bypass is a “matter of honour” and will be delivered as promised, local MSP Fergus Ewing has vowed.

Pupils across Inverness enjoyed Red Nose Day last week with events and activities.

An experienced care professional has moved 500 miles to take on the manager role at a care home in Nairn.

School canteens could soon run out of meat after a butcher declined to tender to renew a contract with Highland Council.

Road improvements to remove two bends on the B9006 between Croy and Clephanton have led to concerns the work has caused higher traffic speeds.

A leading Highland road safety campaigner has described the speeds recorded by police on roads in the Inverness area as “shocking”.

An opportunity has been missed to help countless small businesses being overwhelmed by massive energy price hikes, according to a business leader.

NHS Highland is encouraging heart patients to join the Football Fans In Training scheme and has posted a video on social media channels.

On Saturday, Ness Bridge will be lit up purple to raise awareness for Epilepsy.

Popular Highland baker Harry Gow is partnering with its customers across the north to raise a five-figure sum for Ukraine aid

Candidates for the May Highland Council election are being reminded of an imminent deadline

A mental health charity in Inverness are launching a new men's mental health service tonight.

Seven National Lottery winners with a combined worth of more than £65 million spent a day in the Highlands helping as volunteers.

Trees have been planted in Nairn to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee special project

An exchange of abusive text messages landed an Inverness labourer in court.

The popular city centre restaurant hosted its annual Cheltenham Races events last week to raise money for the Highland Hospice.

Volunteers are being invited to join members of Nairn Allotments Orchard Group on Saturday to plant fruit trees on the cemetery brae near Boath Park.