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A care home previously at risk of having its registration withdrawn has continued to make “effective” improvements - a fresh inspection has found.
That’s the fear after Police Scotland’s chief warned the force will need to review officer recruitment to meet rising National Insurance costs.
Motorists have been urged to approach with caution after a lorry shed its load at the Raigmore interchange in Inverness.
A £4 million upgrade of the runway lighting system at Inverness Airport, which will reduce energy use by up to 80 per cent, is complete.
Gales of up to 70mph are set to batter the Highlands this weekend, the Met Office has warned.
"Severely" poor road visibility could scupper plans to transform a disused Black Isle kirk - unless developers fund speed reduction measures.
Increased sewer flooding incidents along the River Ness have sparked plans to install a flood barrier on a historic building.
A new coffee shop and drive-thru could be built in Inverness city centre.
Almost 30 jobs could be created by ambitious plans to resurrect the famous Ferintosh whisky name at a new Black Isle distillery.
The iconic Rose Window which has languished in storage for decades has finally taken up pride of place in its new home at Inverness Castle.
“Well overdue” work to maintain neglected paths at a popular Nairn spot will begin today (Monday).
Fans of the Great British Bake Off at an Inverness care home brought the show to life for residents thanks to the help of a pro Highland baker.
Police have appealed for help tracing a missing woman from Inverness.
A successful Highland business is celebrating a milestone anniversary.
Lodges with a "more traditional design" will be built at a links golf course after revised plans were approved by Highland Council.
A ‘sweet’ deal awaits budding Highland Willy Wonkas after the asking price for traditional sweet shops in Inverness & Aviemore was “massively” cut.
A classic rail engine that visited the Highlands at the weekend will return to the region after it was drafted in for a charity tour of the north.
Tributes have been paid to a long-standing and prominent member of the local angling community after he passed away.
Fans of classic trains turned out to welcome ‘old friends’ when a loco type once common on Highland lines returned to the region on a special tour.
A new major health study in the fight against asbestos-related cancer has recruited Inverness’s Raigmore Hospital, and is seeking Highland volunteers.
