Three Highland train services have this morning (Tuesday) been hit by illness and broken down trains.

Ways of driving more energy efficient buildings and clean heat will be explored when industry leaders gather at a conference in Inverness next month.

The 25-year-old has been remanded ahead of a hearing next month.

A Nairn business owner who will be at the centre of upcoming Scottish Water works has called on everyone to remain “calm and collected”.

National Eye Health Week puts the spotlight on protecting your sight but don’t neglect your overall health – small changes can have a big impact!

More than 100 artists, cultural bodies and community figures from across the region have come together for the Highlands’ first Cultural Assembly.

Hundreds of spectators descended on Nairn Links for Wheels of Nairn, the modern and classic car show which is now in its sixth year.

GMB Scotland insists moves to reduce annual staffing costs at UHI Inverness by around £2 million - which could be up to 38 jobs - expose problems.

The move comes as the golf club enters an “exciting period of development”.

Retired Black Isle councillor Craig Fraser said “I was absolutely shocked, speechless” after watching the full council meeting on Thursday.

The major project will include the construction of a new sports block and 3G pitch, as well as a dedicated additional support needs base.

We’ve compared taxi tarriffs from across Scotland to identify how Highland fares stack up to some of those in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Perth and Aberdeen.

Highland airline passengers have been warned of possible ongoing disruption after a technical issue affecting airports across Scotland was resolved.

SCAA and Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards hope to raise awareness about the charity’s life-saving service

Budding bakers and seasoned professionals alike are being urged to enter the inaugural World Shortbread Championships in Inverness.

Inverness Airport has been caught up in major air traffic disruption affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland and the north of England.

Diesel at one city forecourt hit 201.9p a litre at the weekend, with three others all on the cusp at 199.9p amid continued fall-out from war in Iran.

Many of the chairs replaced in the council debating chamber were given to a charity, the local authority said.

An Inverness-based trust that has helped hundreds of Highland families into affordable homes “faces the very real prospect of closure”, it has warned.

A care-at-home service for adults has been given glowing feedback following a surprise inspection.