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Police say a caravan blaze that alarmed residents in an Inverness neighbourhood last night was started deliberately.
A broken down train is causing morning (Thursday, October 23) disruption for rail travellers between Inverness and Aberdeen.
Preparations for the opening of a new Home Bargains store in Inverness are continuing apace with signage now in place.
Firefighters say nobody is thought to have been hurt after a caravan was engulfed in flames in an Inverness neighbourhood.
Firefighters are dealing with a fire in a caravan in an Inverness neighbourhood.
Residents in Nairn woke to water supply issues this morning with some homes left without any tap water and others experiencing low pressure.
A union has finalised dates for industrial action set to hit the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
Organisers of the Highlands’ leading music festival have turned past parking troubles into a charitable earner for local communities and causes.
Travellers heading from Inverness on Friday’s (Oct 10) LNER London Kings Cross train service will use replacement buses between Inverness and Perth.
A shamed care worker in Inverness used “sexualised” language towards a vulnerable person.
A nine-day trek along the Great Wall of China by 34 charity walkers next April has already raised an impressive £125,000 for Highland Hospice.
Train commuters between Inverness and Elgin are facing a third day of disruption because of a signalling fault.
Train commuters between Inverness and Elgin are facing a third day of disruption because of a signalling fault.
ScotRail is warning of the potential for disruption for travellers using services south and east of Inverness today.
A devoted Highland GP who was “ahead of her time” in promoting men’s health issues in Inverness is being remembered warmly by family and friends.
Strikes are likely at the University of the Highlands and Islands after staff backed industrial action over job cuts and compulsory redundancies.
Eco-conscious youngsters at a rural Inverness-shire primary school are set to use food waste to grow their own school dinners.
A Muir of Ord man who dedicated “countless hours” to establishing some of Scotland’s best skatepark facilities in the Highlands is stepping down.
An award-winning golf destination close to Inverness is set to expand its array of short-stay accommodation overlooking the course.
Gangs of chainsaw trained railway line workers are poised and ready to work through the night as Storm Amy wreaks havoc on Highland train tracks.
