Highlands MSP John Finnie has called for improvements to rail infrastructure after the scale of cancellations in the last year was revealed.
Highland Council must make significant savings and change the way it delivers services to ensure it can live within its financial means.
A new scheme aims to speed up the search process for any vulnerable people who go missing in the Highlands.
A 62-year-old woman has admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
As part of its Brew Monday campaign Inverness Samaritans will be encouraging people to reach out over a cuppa.
MSP David Stewart wants to see a new women's custody unit created in the Highlands.
Work on Inverness's controversial My Ness riverside artwork close to the Ness Islands will start this spring.
A man tried to drive away from police in Inverness but the car was in neutral and he was arrested.
An 18-year-old tried to pass off a counterfeit note as genuine in Nairn, having already been found guilty of the same offence elsewhere.
A former Catholic monk has appeared in court on seven charges of sexual abuse.
A partial road closure will be in place as repair work is carried out in Old Edinburgh Road, Inverness next week.
The owner of Millennium Wind Farm near Glenmoriston has launched an initiative aimed at improving the skills of local workers.
An Inverness woman has turned her passion for into pounds with the launch of a new pet care venture offering dog walks, pet sitting and home visits.
A record number of people have signed up to compete at this year’s Inverness Music Festival organisers say.
Around 70 people attended a tree planting day organised by Dunain Community Wood as part of a Big Climate Fightback scheme.
Figures suggest the Highlands' brown bin scheme is making less money this year, despite charging people more for the service.
A VisitScotland boss says managing success has been one of the major challenges of his role in the Highlands in the past year.
A dental therapist is set to launch a civil action after NHS Highland said it would not take disciplinary action against staff she claims bullied her.
Labour MSP David Stewart believes there should be an automatic right for people to have full care at home for the last few days of their life.
An Ardersier writer has been nominated for two prestigious writing awards.
