A new report highlights the challenges and opportunities in delivering energy efficiency in rural communities.

The public have been called on to aid police in their hunt for a Toyota Yaris stolen from a Ross-shire village.

The event will celebrate the life and work of one of the city’s ‘most important cultural and political figures’ of the past.

A couple who have spent months renovating an historic Nairn building are set to open the doors later this month.

A team of youngsters from an Inverness martial arts club are planning to scale new heights in their bid for world success.

Dingwall and Seaforth’s Sean Kennedy departs before crunch Highland Independent meeting.

Hopes that toilet provision issues at a Nairn school will be addressed sooner rather than later have been shared — despite funding uncertainty.

A young Nairn talent is getting ready for her broadcast debut — as she will appear on TV next week as part of a popular music show.

Earlier the LibDems met and expelled him from the group in Highland council with ‘immediate effect’.

A Moray venue is hosting two months of summer fun for youngsters.

Nairn’s annual summer market is set to return to the town’s High Street this weekend.

An Inverness Bowling club has raised more than £1700 for a Highland charity in memory of a woman who received its care in her final weeks.

Highland Council first rejected the plans in November.

A 17-year-old driver was seriously injured after a serious crash near Tore yesterday evening — sparking a police appeal for information.

Following a crunch meeting on Sunday saying safety of women and children is ‘paramount’.

Historic Fort George is to host a skills and training programme that will offer people aged 16 and over the chance to explore careers in construction.

An internationally-renowned soul DJ from New York is among headline guests lined up for a unique all-day music event in Inverness later this summer.

Volunteers have been giving the oldest building in Inverness a polish up in preparation for its grand reopening.

Businesses from across the region are being invited to help shape the Inverness–Highland UK City of Culture 2029 bid before its final submission.

Today we go back to 2012