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Complaints over plans to improve a popular beauty spot in Inverness include fears that are “completely overstated” and “not well founded in fact”.
Thick fog caused misery for airline passengers heading in and out of Inverness on Saturday - after it sparked delays, cancellations and diversions.
Warm wishes have flooded in after a popular Victorian Market shop announced it is to close.
A fancy masquerade ball will help to raise funds for an Inverness school this spring.
Plans to open a second Home Bargains store in Inverness and create up to 60 new jobs have passed their latest hurdle.
Feedback over the region’s new 20mph limits is now being examined by Highland Council ahead of a vote which could make them permanent this spring.
LIfeboat crews in the Highlands have been celebrating their female volunteers to mark International Women’s Day.
Hospital patients travelling to Raigmore face weeks of disruption while roadworks take place outside its main entrance, NHS Highland has warned.
A fun day ensured there was plenty of laughter in the air in Inverness this week.
That’s the “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” being pursued by a local group eager to create a community centre and green space, according to reports.
Pupils were whisked off on a mountain adventure in the comfort of their classrooms when a local author brought her new book along for World Book Day.
Scammers are targeting small businesses and cashiers in the Highlands, police have warned after incidents in post offices costing hundreds of pounds.
Lifeboat crew battles two-metre waves after being scrambled on Loch Ness to reports of a yacht dragging its mooring in strong winds.
The rock star has added a matinee concert and will now perform at Eden Court in Inverness twice on the same day.
More than 19,000 responses were received over proposals to cut the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph - the biggest response to Transport Scotland ever.
Uncertainty surrounds the major high street retailer, which has stores in Inverness and Elgin, after its owner said it may sell the chain.
A major hotel expansion which would more than double its original capacity will cut car parking bays but still provide ample, a UK chain has claimed.
Green-fingered fans of North Kessock’s popular annual Potato Day once again flocked to the Black isle community at the weekend.
A new Inverness community sauna will be a “peaceful retreat” and profits could be pumped into a local park and wellbeing projects, say the applicants.
Almost 20 new homes could be built in a Loch Ness-side village under plans lodged by Highland Council.
