Two days of free family fun are set to delight all ages when the Great Easter Egg Hunt returns to Inverness this weekend.
Rail commuters on the Kyle and Far North Line were facing disruption to several services on Tuesday morning after a train fault.
Food fans will soon be salivating at the culinary treats on offer after the return on the city's Highland Food and Drink Trail was announced.
Cultarlann Inbhir Nis in the city’s old East Church played host to its first Gaelic language lessons at the weekend.
Pupils visited the Clootie Well in Munlochy last week to learn a bit about local history and culture as well as how to help protect the environment.
Police have appealed for witnesses and dashcam footage after a serious 3-vehicle crash on the A9 left a girl in “critical” condition in hospital.
Hundreds of Highland homes were without power on Friday morning after a number of electricity cuts across the region.
Act now to compensate women hit by the rise in the pension age, a Highland MP has demanded of the UK government after a watchdog told it to pay up.
Hundreds of homes in the Great Glen, Wester Ross and Dalwhinnie areas were without electricity this afternoon after power cuts hit local networks.
Scotland's top fan-led football show is set to travel north for the first time this season – with fans in Inverness invited to join the party.
Views are being sought after Highland Council launched a new survey aimed at gauging residents' "lived experiences" of life in the region.
Motorists have been urged to take care after a "serious" crash closed the A9 both ways near Newtonmore.
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The sale of a multi-million pound bust belonging to Invergordon must be halted until a “fully informed consultation” takes place, it has been argued.
The road was closed for a time after the fire broke out at Cuthill just before 3pm. The route had reopened by 4.04pm, said Traffic Scotland.
A fed up rail passenger who uses the Sleeper for business trips is going back to flying after a spate of incidents proved to be the final straw.
Three fire engines were sent to the scene of the crash shortly before 2pm.
A wildfire was detected an average of every day during the peak of last year's season – with the Highlands hit by almost a third of all blazes.
NHS Highland has advised people to beware after learning that fraudsters have been targetting patients who use the region's Telecare service.
Police have urged the public to be on the lookout for a stolen bike after issuing a description of the cycle, which was stolen from an Inverness home.
