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A drive to improve life in an Inverness community is set to be propelled by the people who live there.
Locals of Inverness and Loch Ness are being asked to step forward to share their paranormal experiences with a documentary crew.
Pupils across Inverness enjoyed Red Nose Day last week with events and activities.
An experienced care professional has moved 500 miles to take on the manager role at a care home in Nairn.
On Saturday, Ness Bridge will be lit up purple to raise awareness for Epilepsy.
A mental health charity in Inverness are launching a new men's mental health service tonight.
The popular city centre restaurant hosted its annual Cheltenham Races events last week to raise money for the Highland Hospice.
Peat and Diesel played an impromptu gig at Café 1 to raise money for the Highland Hospice.
After waiting for his chance to perform for two years, Danny Murdoch is well on his way in preparing for Strictly Inverness.
Staff and volunteers dedicated to helping others were recognised at an awards ceremony last week.
At the Scottish Wedding Awards, four local businesses won their categories.
After a two car collision in Nairn, the road has re-opened.
With the announcement of the date for Highland Pride's march this year, The Inverness Courier looks back at past memories.
Pupils at Kinmylies Primary School enjoyed a day of activities to mark Red Nose Day today.
The Highland Council and NHS Highland are teaming up to distribute lateral flow test next week in Inverness.
The A96 in Nairn at Bridge Street has been closed in both directions following an accident.
Highland Pride have announced the date for their summer march and event, where members of the LGBT+ community can come together and celebrate.
A city centre charity shop is closing down as it can no longer survive against rising costs and low footfall.
High Life Highland staff received an award which pays tribute to their work on the Black Isle with communities and all ages.
A royal award was presented to a retired nurse who helped patients at a cancer charity.
