Work will begin on November 3 to fix 25 load-bearing columns at Inverness’s Rose Street multi-storey which are “critical” to the building’s stability.

A landmark office building which has been a familiar sight to motorists crossing the Kessock Bridge for 25 years is to be demolished.

Fishermen have warned that new plans to use the Moray Firth as a storage facility for huge wind turbine bases could be catastrophic.

A man has been charged with assault and attempted robbery.

The Kingsmills Hotel’s annual event for Highland Hospice reached a new high this year, with golfing legend Sandy Lyle OBE among the guest stars.

A man assaulted his ex-partner by biting her on the finger and repeatedly pushing her.

An award-winning whisky tour company is branching out to Inverness, with a promise to showcase the Highland Capital’s growing whisky scene.

A newly-appointed professor shared the challenges he faced over his career as a neurodivergent student in his inaugural lecture.

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A Highland MSP is calling Highland Council to introduce stronger protections and rent controls for private rental tenants.

Inverness Cathedral was alive with the sound of paws, purrs, and more as worshippers and their beloved pets came together for the annual pet blessing.

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A man and a woman have been arrested and charged after drugs with an estimated street value of more than £90,000 were recovered in the Highlands.

Inverness doctor set for a remarkable challenge - running the Dublin Marathon in a giant bone suit to fundraise for cancer research.

A Highland recycling business has now been sold after almost two decades operating as a family business, it has been announced.

In charged times, columnist John Dempster see the need for Christians always to question the views they hold.

Alistair MacCulloch’s fundraiser shines a light on Huntington’s, inspired by his mother’s courage and new research breakthroughs.

As well as the Nairn man with hundreds of indecent child images on phone and the Inverness serial shoplifter given chance of freedom.

The graduation ceremony at Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms recognised 47 newly qualified students.

The move to support the language comes ahead of the opening of the Royal National Mòd in Lochaber later today.