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An Inverness woman is in the running for a year of free flights after reaching the last three of an online travel competition.
Preparing to return to the marathon circuit, Lewis Smith has now made it his mission to support Leukaemia UK.
An award-winning and community-owned visitor centre in Drumnadrochit is enhancing cycling facilities for visitors.
The theme of ‘research horizons and trajectories’ was at the heart of a UHI staff and student research conference.
Mikeysline, first established in 2015, has been offering confidential and non-judgmental support for almost a decade.
A range of works from artists inspired by the Gaelic language, culture and a connection to the land is set to feature in a multi-site exhibition.
Internationally renowned singer-songwriter Edwyn Collins has put Helmsdale at the heart of his 10th solo album with the release of its first track.
Culloden AFC managers Ryan Macleod and Drew Martin have taken the reins at Inverness Thistle.
Police in Nairn have launched an appeal after a person was attacked by a dog in Nairn.
Flood warnings are in place for Strathcarron and Strath Oykel.
Gaelic language charity Culturlann Inbhir Nis acquired the 225-year-old building in 2023.
More than £70,000 was raised in total at last year’s event.
A burst water pipe has left residents in IV2 areas with an interruption to service.
One of the people involved in the “transformative” establishment of UHI will be moving on to new challenges after the new year.
A vital charity helping communities across the Highlands has unveiled its newest set of wheels after a generous donation.
Innes Munro wants to demonstrate to potential investors that city is a vibrant, year-round business opportunity.
Creative artists in Inverness are benefitting from a ‘safe’ and ‘encouraging’ space to try out new material.
Inverness Central councillor Dr Michael Gregson branded as “arrogant”.
Rachael Anderson from Inverness has been recognised for her work in developing and promoting EV infrastructure.
The body of a man has been found in the Cairngorms.
