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Tonight Nairn’s community centre will take centre stage as the host location for BBC Alba’s Hogmanay party - the only live broadcast show in Scotland.
Extreme rainfall and high winds may disrupt rail services across the Highlands and Moray from tomorrow.
Passengers travelling from Wick to Inverness today will face some disruption as a service was cancelled due to staff shortages.
A last farewell for the Inverness mother-of-two who lost her life in a tragic crash on the A9 near Inshes last week is set to be held next month.
UHI Inverness students spent seven days working for free to redecorate a charity-owned home in Inverness.
It has been another busy week for coverage of cases at Inverness Sheriff Court.
An Inverness Mexican cafe is set to close its doors in a week after failing to secure a lease on the premises it occupies.
The dense fog which disrupted air travel across the UK yesterday is continuing to impact Inverness flights today, with delays of up to three hours.
Students at UHI Inverness returned from an exciting trip to Iceland where to visit restoration projects and geothermal landmarks.
Police are appealing for information after the popular Inverness bakery was broken into on Christmas Day.
The developer behind plans to build industrial units near Balmakeith in Nairn has replied to objections raised over the past months.
Nairn Academy is set to start the new year with six new staff members after the school’s activities were disrupted due to shortages.
A Nairn father featured on a BBC show to share how blood donations helped his daughter enjoy important moments, before losing her to cancer in 2023.
Making a splash at Nairn beach.
The sight of snow-free mountains inspired a Nairn photographer to explore what climate change is doing to our landscapes, businesses and communities.
A Highland MP said he was ‘shocked’ by the ‘opulence’ and emptiness of the UK government’s brand-new £150 million headquarters in Glasgow.
A sold-out community centre was filled with laughter as a community panto took on stage to raise cheers and money for charity.
The Inverness Courier is launching a petition calling for the publication of a timeline for works on the section of the A96 dualling scheme by Easter.
Works to install new play equipment at Whin Park in Inverness are set to start in January, Highland Council has confirmed.
Train services between Inverness and the Central Belt are set to be disrupted after the line between Perth and Dunkeld & Birnam was obstructed.
