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Essential £1.65 million works to upgrade lock gates at Fort Augustus will get under way later this month, Scottish Canals has announced.
The funeral of a former Tomnahurich bridge keeper and Jacobite Cruises skipper will take place in Inverness next week.
A petition demanding "better digital connectivity" for the Highlands and Islands has been launched by a political campaigner in the region.
Talented youngsters wowed judges with their skilled wordplay during a memorial speechmaking contest in Inverness.
The busy Highland trunk road will close at night while the £118,000 roadworks are carried out.
Inverness residents hit by water cuts yesterday are being warned of “further interruption” to supplies on Sunday while follow-up repairs are made.
Ancient woodland is at risk if plans for holiday cabins near Loch Ness go ahead, the Woodland Trust has warned.
Plans for a new chip shop that had village residents salivating have been given the greenlight.
Up to 90 jobs are expected to be created at Inverness Castle when it opens its doors to visitors next year, it has emerged.
A two-vehicle road crash blocked a busy road close to an Inverness school on Friday afternoon.
The council is seeking views over options to increase house rents by 8, 9 or 10 per cent - warning that the money raised is vital for maintenance.
Woodlands and forestry in the Highlands were among the big winners at Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards.
A striking new artwork will greet visitors to the grounds of Inverness Castle when it reopens.
The assisted dying bill is set to be debated by politicians in Westminster tomorrow (Friday).
A man was taken to hospital “as a precaution” following a crash at the junction of Culloden Road and Tower Road in Inverness.
The site of a former tool hire business which closed last month with the loss of four jobs, has gone on the market.
A broken down freight train is causing delays and possible cancellations to trains on the Highland Mainline, ScotRail has warned.
Rail chiefs must urgently rethink the decision not to resume late night trains between Inverness and the north, politicians & business leaders insist.
Widespread and ongoing train disruption was caused by a diesel leak that left signalling staff feeling ill from the fumes, it has emerged.
A lifesaving initiative that was pioneered in Inverness has helped 75,000 people experiencing mental health crisis across Scotland.
