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Highland exploration and road safety are set to overlap with the launch of an initiative aimed at boosting knowledge of traffic laws and road signs.
Four people were taken to hospital following a multi-vehicle crash on the A82.
Are you in our latest mystery photos from around the Highlands, or do you happen to know anyone who is?
It was another busy week for Inverness Sheriff Court with a number of cases covered.
A moving memorial to a “well loved” and much missed Highland man has been installed in Inverness as a lasting tribute to him.
One of the most famous names of the musical stage has delighted an Inverness theatre group after popping in to recount his remarkable career.
The brave men who fell at the Battle of Culloden were remembered with a moving tribute at the annual memorial service on Saturday morning.
A new figurehead has been appointed to help raise the profile of Inverness and Loch Ness as a “must-see” destination.
A profitable city centre barbershop with an "extensive and loyal customer base" has been put up for sale.
Father of four, Ben Horsfield, needs urgent surgery after being diagnosed with an “aggressive” brain tumour following a seizure earlier this month.
Police hunting for selfish wild campers who sparked fury after hacking down trees, fly-tipping their gear and rubbish and ignoring wildfire warnings.
Action to tackle aggressive gulls in Inverness and elsewhere is “no further forward”, worried Highland MSPs fear after crunch meetings last week.
CalMac sailings in and out of Ullapool have been hit by cancellations following a “technical” issue - causing Easter getaway misery for passengers.
Fans of an Inverness city centre café and deli have been left saddened following its sudden closure.
Several trains travelling in and out of Inverness are affected by the disruption - two on the Far North Line and two on the Inverness-Aberdeen line.
The campaign for a vital railway project that could sharply improve train reliability on the Far North Line has won the backing of a Holyrood hopeful.
A leading aerial survey and inspection business with a base in Inverness is set to expand its operations after buying up a commercial drone operator.
A Highland man whose family has been blighted by Huntington’s disease and is now fighting it as well remains fiercely positive about the future.
The raceway has praised the community for its "continued support" during its latest update as to when it might reopen following the fire next door.
Fake speed bumps have left incredulous locals shaking their heads amid fears the flat road markings will do nothing to improve road safety.
