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A new £10m cash injection is helping to expand the roll-out of ultrafast broadband across the Highlands.
“Unwavering commitment” to dualling of the A9 has again been stressed by the Scottish Government after the project reached another milestone.
The hunt is underway to find the new board chairpersons of UHI Inverness and UHI Moray.
A major expansion is planned for a large Inverness hotel under proposals submitted to Highland Council.
Part of Bridge Street has been closed to traffic since last week. It is understood repairs could begin on Wednesday and be complete by Friday.
Suicide rates in the Highlands remain “significantly higher” than the Scottish average but are comparable to last year, new figures reveal.
An 82-year-old Inverness army veteran has begun another incredible charity challenge - rowing the equivalent of Land’s End to John O’Groats.
Bin strikes that were suspended this week remain a strong possibility later, after a union confirmed it wants its members to reject the pay offer.
Bin strikes which had been set to wreak havoc across the Highlands have been suspended after unions agreed to take a new pay deal to their members.
Superfast broadband is coming to trains in the Far North, in a move which it’s argued could be transformative and make the region a UK digital leader.
A major new quay is in the pipeline for the Port of Nigg under plans submitted to Highland Council..
Police have appealed for help tracing a missing boy who disappeared in Inverness.
A man has died after falling from a canoe into a river in the Great Glen.
Freeport bosses in the Highlands have signed up to the Buy Social Scotland Pledge.
A fault that caused discoloured tap water for some in Inverness and on the south side of Loch Ness posed no health risk, Scottish Water has said.
A mammoth charity cycle fundraiser which saw participants take to spin bikes in Inverness shattered its ambitious mileage target.
The former home of an Inverness furniture store looks set for a new life as a gym after plans were lodged with Highland Council.
A key bridge on a busy stretch of the Highland trunk road network has reopened to traffic following an earlier crash.
Controversial plans for new housing in Scorguie have again raised objections from council officers - but the developer has defended its proposals.
Emergency crews were called to the scene at around 12.35pm.
