A broken down ScotRail train has caused knock-on disruption on the Far North Line between Wick and Inverness.

It was a sold-out weekend for a Nairn community group as it returned on stage with its latest festive production.

A new community and partnership initiative has launched this week in Inverness with a clear message: there is no place for hate in our community.

A popular Nairn band is looking at its next chapter as the search for a new musical leader has been launched.

German and American tourists accounted for 70 per cent of the 180,000-plus passengers who visited the Cromarty Firth this year.

NEWS VIEW: Colin Campbell says that despite an increase in alcohol deaths the overall picture on drink is better than it has been for decades.

Vacant land could house temporary two-storey accommodation blocks and up to 60 caravans over a six-year period.

A modest number of local MSP claimed LESS in expenses this year according to figures released by Holyrood - though the overall trend was up.

Firefighters have been back in action over the past weeks to bring some festive cheer and sweets to families in Nairnshire.

The 56-year-old failed to turn up at Inverness Sheriff Court today.

Our intrepid reporter enjoyed the sights and sounds of the Arctic Circle.

There was controversy when unelected officials advised an elected councillor not to attend in a move branded ‘affront to democracy’.

Several Inverness neighbourhoods are to lose their bus services when a new timetable is introduced in the new year, Stagecoach has confirmed.

Concerns have been raised over short-term contracts and unclear funding for Highland domestic abuse services beyond 2026.

An early morning commuter train to Inverness was cancelled after a train struck a shopping trolley on the tracks.

It is the second case of officials stepping-in to stop an elected member appearing at a planning meeting.

Holiday rentals reduce available housing and drive-up costs as Inverness councillor calls for a short-term let control area.

A Highland nurse who dedicated almost three decades to improving the lives of people with Parkinson’s has a starring role in a new charity film.

Members of the North Planning meeting today (17 December) voted to refuse Scottish Hydro’s Carnaig Substation after hearing objectors concerns.

Today we go back to 2013, in Inverness.