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Most of that has been recovered but £396,000 is yet to be returned.
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The costs were just released after a question from Conservative group leader Ruraidh Stewart.
The annual event generates cash for the Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre, which organise and host the event.
Dingwall’s charity tractor run, which tours multiple Ross-shire towns and villages, is set to return later this month.
A forest children’s nursery above Loch Ness has been praised by a Scottish Government agency - with areas for improvement also highlighted.
Funding for a pioneering Highland scheme, which is helping people receive end-of-life care at home while freeing up A&E beds, only runs until spring.
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers will be headlining great night of entertainment at the Macdonald Aviemore Resort
Live life to the best that you can and don’t let cancer rule is the clear message from a group of inspirational ladies.
It was a year of change for Nairn Museum, with several leading figures officially stepping down at a recent volunteers’ lunch.
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John Davidson headed to the Cairngorms - before the recent snowfall struck - to complete a long circuit on the excellent trails into the Lairig Ghru
On the same day, he also drove at pedestrians elsewhere in Inverness forcing them to take evasive action to avoid being hit.
Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes also put pen to paper with more sections of the road to be developed in 12 months than were completed since 2007.
The difficulty in accessing dental care in the Highlands has been highlighted by a Beauly man who has been waiting a year for treatment.
Balloan are top of the Highland League under-18 north division table thanks to a 4-1 win over Inverness Athletic.
His double against Lossiemouth last Saturday afternoon moved him past 50 goals for the Lilywhites.
She was the first Brit across the line at the London Marathon earlier this year.
Deal keeps him at club until end of 2026/27 season.
The award came after Inverness went unbeaten through their three League One matches in November.
You can buy alcohol within stadiums in England. Should you be able in Scotland?
The Caley Jags came back from two goals behind to claim all three points at Links Park.
The versatile player has made over 100 appearances for the club, including featuring in every round of their North of Scotland Cup triumph last year.
Heading for a quick trip to the hills, John Davidson ventures to a bealach below the silver peak to enjoy magnificent views across Kintail
A new piri-piri chicken restaurant and takeaway for the heart of Inverness looks imminent after workers began refitting the site.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Even in the winter, there are ways of enjoying the dark evenings, John Davidson finds as he heads to the Cairngorms National Park
Making Space for Nature by Andy Summers: The barn owl is one of the most iconic and hauntingly beautiful birds of the British countryside.
John Davidson picks out some of his favourite routes from a new Ordnance Survey book, Outstanding Walks Scotland, featuring some classic outings
The musician became an ambassador for the charity earlier this year.
The BBC series will return on New Year’s Day.
A weekend of top live music got under way in Inverness in fine fashion last night when Skerryvore wowed a packed sell-out crowd.
Will you be amongst the 35,000 people catching the panto this year? Here’s our verdict as Jack and the Beanstalk begins a five-week run.
“As a business, the footfall at this time of year and the income that it generates it vital to our sustainability,” says theatre boss.
The Northern Star Country Music Festival is set to be staged at the Northern Meeting Park.
25 harpists of all ages are to showcase a Christmas repertoire at Inverness Cathedral this weekend.
This winter, some of the country’s most iconic distilleries invite visitors to experience a series of unforgettable festive weekends
Peter Keating entered his pleas by video link from Belmarsh prison in south London.
The Government has set out plans to build 1.5 million homes and make 150 planning decisions on major infrastructure projects.
Carl Smith was prosecuted after failing to pay a fixed penalty notice for littering.
The Home Secretary reiterated Sir Keir Starmer’s welcoming of the Assad regime’s collapse but said there was a ‘significant risk’ of instability.
