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The life saving defribrillator heart-start machine stolen from Inverness city centre has been recovered.
A lack of properties available at affordable rents in Highlands and Islands is putting people at greater risk of homelessness.
The suggestion that mysterious Nessie could be hiding in a secret Loch Ness cave system has stirred worldwide interest.
A Black Isle congregation's sadness as dates for final closure services are announced.
Police thank public for help in tracing Inverness man who was reported missing on Tuesday.
Police launch public appeal after Inverness man reported missing.
Today's easyJet service from Inverness to Bristol became the airline's latest cancellation from the Highland airport this summer.
Brand new and super luxurious cruise ship joins armada of liners boosting visitors to Inverness and the Highlands.
Support staff from UHI Inverness to join more than 2,000 colleagues in colleges across Scotland on strike says UNISON.
The decision to approve the controversial re-design of Inverness's Academy Street has sparked a huge public response.
A corner of Inverness is always bright and sunny thanks to a head-turning show of more than 36 sunflowers.
The Church of Scotland has explained further the reasons behind the closure and sale of the East Church in Inverness.
East Church in the heart of Inverness is now being sold under the Church of Scotland's move to make major savings.
A North Tory MSP has urged the Scottish Government to ensure the Highlands receive adequate drug support and rehab facilities.
Highland drug deaths rise to 42 as Scotland's grim toll shows significant drop
The group fighting to raise funds to save the Old High Church in Inverness may have to unite with others to make progress.
Ripples of excitement spread through Inverness when a Banksy-style image was spotted beside the River Ness.
Missing Inverness woman Connie Gordon has been traced following a police appeal for information last Sunday.
The 400-year-old Kirking of the Council parade returns to Inverness after breaks due to Covid and mourning Queen Elizabeth.
Highland Council has apologised to the public because bottle banks across the region have not been emptied.
