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High Life Highland has announced that the popular viewpoint at Inverness Castle will reopen to the public on Friday.
Golfers are being urged to swing into action to help a leading children’s hospital charity.
Senior medics have launched a scathing attack on plans to close the RNI community hospital in Inverness.
An NHS Highland nurse has been named cardiovascular nurse of the year at the British Journal of Nursing Annual Awards.
A cluster of cases of Covid-19 has been identified within the community in the Grantown area, NHS Highland says.
A 26-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a break-in at the Maggie's centre in Inverness.
The nostalgic roar of WWII plans was heard at Inverness Airport on Sunday.
Discussions are to start with head teachers at Highland schools where sports facilities were also available for community use before lockdown.
The Extinction Rebellion Inverness group took to Ness Bridge this afternoon.
The memory of his late mum will spur a former Highland footballer to complete the NC500 route on a gruelling bike ride for charity.
Highland councillors have called for discussions about how to manage future visitors after complaints about tourist behaviour this summer.
Pre-booked gym and swimming customers will be able to access Inverness Leisure at midnight on Sunday.
A new app designed to make it easier to access information on greener travel options is to be trialled in the Highlands.
NHS Highland is asking people to only book a test for Covid-19 if they have symptoms.
A video shows the type of changes customers can expect to see when returning to High Life Highland gym, fitness classes and swimming pools.
Two nights of maintenance work are to be carried out on the A9 this weekend.
A drop-in support centre for people experiencing mental health difficulties is to reopen in Inverness next week.
The head of Highland Council’s recovery board has welcomed action by High Life Highland to improve its financial position.
A tree planted in Inverness in the middle of the 19th century is one of the most impressive in Scotland.
Cru Holdings which runs a number of Inverness bars and restaurants is to continue offering discounts to customers.
