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A disused Victorian kirk could be brought back to life as an art gallery and accommodation.
A £4.5m railway upgrade will close a key Highland line for three weeks, passengers have been warned.
Monadh Mor, on the Black Isle, is Scotland's largest area of rare bog wood but only has space for 10 vehicles and its car park regularly overflows.
A “destination" wedding venue has been dealt a significant blow after the current use of the site for nuptials was ruled unlawful.
Plans for a new holiday let close to Inverness Railway Station have been given the green light by council planners.
The ruined former Clachnaharry Care Home could be replaced by flats if contentious plans for new housing next to the fire-ravaged shell are greenlit.
Developers behind a proposed new coffee shop in a prominent city centre location have dropped the drive-thru element in a bid to win over planners.
Rail passengers travelling between Inverness and Moray stations were facing disruption on Monday after numerous services were cancelled.
A long vacant store in a busy Inverness retail park is set to reopen with a new tenant in August.
Residents living in the IV2 postcode area have been hit by water cuts after an 18-inch “strategic main” ruptured.
A hazardous short-cut's days are numbered after the go ahead was given for better fencing to block off a water pipe 'bridge' near an Inverness school.
Police are “increasingly concerned” for the welfare of a missing Nairn man who has not been seen since Friday morning.
Plans to end round-the-clock public access to the grounds of Inverness Castle will “undermine” and “detract” from the historic site, claim critics.
Construction work on a major factory next to the Port of Nigg could take place well into weekends - in a bid by the owner to meet its target date.
Appliances from Inverness, Nairn, Grantown-on-Spey and Forres were scrambled to the scene at 2.35pm amid an active extreme wildfire warning.
Police have appealed for information and dashcam footage of the cars involved in the crash, which occurred on the A96 at Newton of Petty at 8.45am.
The crash occurred at Newton of Petty at 8.44am. The Scottish Ambulance Service sent 2 air ambulances, 3 ambulances, a trauma team and paramedics.
The power cut, which is centred on The Aird, is affecting almost 900 homes and businesses - meaning potentially thousands of residents.
A busy Inverness road will close for several nights next week while vital resurfacing works take place.
The warning is in force on Saturday and Sunday, amid forecasts for locally persistent rainfall in some parts of Highland and Moray.
