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The part-time 20mph limit would be located on a 341 metre stretch of the busy road outside the Inverness Gaelic Primary School and Asda.
Inverness-based Highland Business Services (HBS) will merge with Laurencekirk’s Ringlink (Scotland) after the co-operative’s members voted in favour.
Mars Projects Ltd says the use of the former West End Guest House to accommodate its staff will enable it to reopen the Strathness House Hotel.
Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with the robbery of a man in his own home in Inverness at the weekend.
The hiker was airlifted from South Shiel ridge in Wester Ross by the Inverness rescue helicopter at the weekend.
Sky-rocketing speeding figures on the A9 have sparked calls for action from “shocked” and “astonished” local figures.
Are you in our latest mystery photos from around the Highlands, or do you happen to know anyone who is?
Housing shortages have forced a major Highland employer to propose the erection of dozens of temporary accommodation units
It is one of five finalists in the running for the Sustainability Award. Other awards will also be contested by finalists from Aviemore and Ullapool.
Firefighters have again been scrambled to Dava after another wildfire in the area. The call came in at 3.02pm.
A passing fire engine raised the alarm after coming across the crash scene while en-route to another call at 2.12pm.
A burst water main which interrupted supplies in Culloden and caused flooding on part of a housing estate is expected to be fixed by Thursday evening.
The ocean-going giants were spotted by lucky onlookers at Chanonry Point on Wednesday evening.
A successful Drumnadrochit business’ hot and cold outdoor food hut is to increase in size after its application was approved by Highland Council.
A historic Victorian school building could be restored to its former glory after plans to convert and reuse it as a home were approved.
A developer seeking to overturn rejected plans for 80 homes on the outskirts of Inverness has had their appeal thrown out by the Scottish Government.
Ambitious plans to turn a disused former kirk into a design studio, shop and café have been given the go-ahead - despite earlier traffic concerns.
A hotel’s long-running bid to renovate and extend its restaurant has won the support of a community council after the business submitted revised plans
Furious residents have objected in their hundreds to plans for a highly controversial substation that is key to a major electricity grid project.
A businessman seeking to open a takeaway in Inverness city centre will be hoping it’s second time lucky after resubmitting plans to Highland Council.
