The loss of “a valued access” at one of the most popular visitor spots on the shores of Loch Ness has been raised as a concern by a government agency.

Inverness charity Safe Strong & Free wanted the event to create positive experiences for children and families.

A superbly-rated Inverness guest house that hit the market for £950k last autumn looks set to increase its accommodation capacity.

A vintage cigarette vending machine filled with original artworks is set to make its debut in Cromarty, offering a chance to buy unique pieces of art.

A pay uplift and rising costs saw claims and salaries spike by more than £376k in the last year.

A man has been jailed for seven years after assaulting an infant to the danger of life.

The data is due to be discussed by councillors at a meeting tomorrow.

The road has reopened however traffic management is still in place and works

A yellow thunderstorm warning is in place across parts of the Highlands, with disruption expected until 10pm.

The happy couple say the wedding felt very appropriate for them after working at the festival for years.

Residents in the Lochardil area of Inverness have faced thousands of pounds of damage at the hands of an unusual culprit - a parakeet.

Angel the Gyrfalcon used to work across the city centre before funding for her program was pulled earlier this year.

Firefighter George MacDougall has been honoured in Inverness nearly 89 years after his death, with family attending the tribute.

A new online system will be used to identify Highland community projects eligible for more than £3m in funding.

A city centre clothing retailer has confirmed its closing date - and will shutter its doors by the weekend.

A sinkhole which has formed on the road has prompted the closure of Nairn High Street from today and the reopening date is still unknown.

A new interactive display bringing Northern Meeting Park’s history to life will be unveiled in Inverness this Friday (5 June).

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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”.