A six-figure tax bill will go unpaid after a Moray hospitality boss wound up his firm but formed a “phoenix” company to take over his two pubs.

The club’s council-owned hut was forced to shut due to water damage last month and says it has had no word on when it might reopen.

Delighted metal detectorists have raised more than £2000 for local charities - all in memory of a man who died from cancer.

Ambitious plans seek to replace the bus station with a public park and demolish the multi-storey car park.

Today we go back to 2012

The council has launched a new reporting tool to gather information as part of a new gull management campaign.

For some young folk, Easter holiday creativity means a bit of screen time spent crafting and exploring on Minecraft.

An energy giant behind controversial substation plans is to begin investigation works for a new bridge that will be needed if the project goes ahead.

Businesses are being encouraged to decorate their shop windows to celebrate Scotland’s sporting achievement this summer.

An election hustings devoted to controversies surrounding pylons, wind farms and other energy projects will be held in the Highlands later this month.

The talented staff at Highland News and Media (HNM) are celebrating after being shortlisted for numerous prizes in this year’s Scottish Press Awards.

Highland Council refused planning permission for the controversial two proposals.

Visit Inverness Loch Ness issued the call after launching a new manifesto ahead of next month’s Scottish Government elections.

Dolphins could be at risk of being tangled in hundreds of ropes, cables and mooring systems if the controversial Moray FLOW-Park was approved.

A beauty spot’s recent improvements have been shown off to local charities who support people set to benefit from the works..

Highland Hospice upgrades to improve privacy and comfort for patients.

A fast-expanding bus firm has added a new coast-to-coast Highland route to its growing list of services.

Construction is expected to finish this year and it is expected to open in 2027

A not-for-profit racing track in Inverness is adding an extra bit of Va Va Vroom so that children as young as six can enjoy thrills behind the wheel.

Live music, DJs and more revealed for the Highlands’ biggest World Cup Fanzone at Inverness Leisure.