Two Highland care home residents got the surprise of their lives after meeting their Strictly Come Dancing hero, Anton Du Beke.

Study shows route is “major contributor” to economy but “over 60% of residents feel NC500 Ltd does not act in the best interests of the local area”.

The Highland Business Women Awards are set to return for 2026, and it is shaping up as one of the best events to date.

Nairn Sailing Club’s popular open day returned to the town harbour over the weekend - for the first time in three years.

Registration is open for the 2026 Bridge to Bridge Highland Cycle, with organisers hoping this year’s will be the biggest and most impactful yet.

A police van did an emergency stop to avoid a collision with the bike as it went across a roundabout rather than around it.

Pedestrians are being warned of temporary overnight closures of Inverness's Infirmary Bridge.

Too many questions have been left unanswered according to a number of residents who attended a meeting about a proposed new wind farm development.

A woman has admitted carrying out a course of behaviour that was abusive of her ex-partner.

Royal Mail is facing an investigation after failing to meet delivery targets, a watchdog has revealed.

A rural community looks set to get a park-and-ride facility to boost use of buses into Inverness and the central belt.

A father has paid tribute to his “happy wee man” as he thanked everyone who has been there for his family since their three-year-old’s sudden passing.

People across Inverness were all-in against cancer on Sunday at Race for Life.

Highland Police asked to identify the man at heart of controversy

A much-loved award-winning bakery which is set to expand into its fourth outlet has praised Highland Council for a key role in its success.

Seven months after it was announced by UK government, the proposal remains uncertain amid legal wrangles.

A long-running vision for a community growing space on the outskirts of Inverness has received a major funding boost.

A quest to find the best up-and-coming musical talent from the north and north-east of Scotland has been launched ahead of a top music festival.

The disappearance of North Kessock teen Natasha Reid (15) had sparked police appeals for information over the weekend.

Plans have been lodged for a restaurant on Academy Street which would have space for almost 50 diners.