ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson takes a walk below some of the tallest trees in the country in a hidden forest planted in the 19th century

A 9.9MWp solar farm capable of powering thousands of homes will be erected on part of the former Longman landfill site after the plans were approved.

Qutting a corporate job and opening a wee record shop at the far end of the Black Isle was a leap of faith — and Craig Stevenson isn’t looking back.

Parts of Raigmore Hospital are still experiencing disruption following a water leak incident yesterday.

Emma Campbell, Highland representative for Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK, wants other survivors to talk about their experience and seek support.

The firm plans to invest in apprentices as part of its long-term strategy.

It has been the season for buskers in Inverness city centre.

Plamen Ersalimov says he has a deep love for the Highlands and its people.

She insists it is business as usual ‘supporting colleagues and caring for communities’ until any changes happen.

MCAs help accelerate the planning process for developers to build more homes to help tackle the Highland Housing Challenge that was declared in 2024.

The Kirking of the Council is the oldest annual gathering in Inverness.

Inverness is vying against eight other cities for the honour.

Representatives from the visitor economy have agreed a programme to ensure businesses, communities and visitors get to contribute to the process.

The person died at the scene after being struck by a train in the Dingwall area at around 5.30am on Friday.

A person has been struck by a train on the Far North Line, National Rail has confirmed.

ScotRail has confirmed that emergency services are “dealing with an incident between Dingwall and Invergordon”.

Alison Wilson says her ultimate goal is to ensure the region’s young people no longer have to leave the Highlands to build a successful career.

Campaigners want to breathe fresh life into the church as a community hub and have already made a promising start.

Nairn Book and Arts Festival has been hosting events each day this week, providing entertainment and education to attendees.

James Braidwood was the first superintendent of the world's first municipal fire service, in 1824.