Police say the body has yet to be formally identified but that the family of missing pensioner Kenneth Wilson (70) have been made aware.

Community leaders have accused Scottish Water of “misleading” the town over a £3 million project that threatens to plunge Nairn into gridlock.

Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.

New Scottish Government commissioned report finds Scotland is being left dangerously exposed to major wildfires

Police are seeking help to trace a 70-year-old man who was reported missing from Inverness after a fishing trip.

He has become the first person to swim the length of Loch Ness after suffering a cardiac arrest.

A Nairn local is set to host an event tomorrow evening (September 1) as part of the the town’s Book & Arts Festival.

Educational attainment is on the rise in Highland schools, recent exam results have indicated.

The Highland Business Women Awards 2026 saw nearly 200 guests turn up to the Drumossie Hotel.

First Minister John Swinney is expected to announce major changes tomorrow.

Lewiston Garage, in Lewiston, is seeking to triple the size of its shop’s retail area through a small extension and substantial internal refit.

Highland BlindCraft has asked staff whether any would be willing to consider voluntary redundancy.

“For months, those of us living in the Highlands with a variety of long-term, life-altering conditions have struggled without any care.”

Delighted business chiefs have spoken of their pride after an Inverness city centre street was named among the UK's best for independent shops.

Both public bodies gave millions to the project to help with the four year transformation.

The kitchen at Ardersier’s Star Inn forced to close with immediate effect due to staff recruitment difficulties, but ‘this isn’t goodbye’ to the pub.

A heart attack survivor has set off this morning on an attempt to swim the full length of Loch Ness.

Across the north the help came in areas like welfare, debt and housing issues.

A man who stole a quantity of jewellery from a house in Nairn has been spared jail.

A six-week consultation has been launched by the council.