Determined pupils at an Inverness primary have successfully lobbied for their own blue bin.
Highland councillors have moved a step closer to making it a criminal offence for taxi drivers to refuse a fare from someone in a wheelchair.
HIGHLAND Council hope to get a hole-in-one with the placement of a viewing platform next to what was once the eighth fairway of Torvean golf course.
ONLINE giant Airbnb has welcomed Scottish Government plans to allow councils to regulate short-term lets across the country.
The Gellions pub has withdrawn an application to extend its opening hours amid a noise dispute with neighbours.
Giganet is offering three months free broadband to cities across Scotland, and will plant a tree for every new customer.
Residents claim they have cause for concern after busy city centre pub the Gellions applied for a late licence that would keep it open until 3am.
The delivery of superfast broadband to the Highlands has been indefinitely delayed.
NHS Highland’s £20 million spend to cover the costs of staff shortages has been challenged in the Scottish Parliament.
The SNP's Drew Hendry has been re-elected as MP Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey seat with 26,247 votes – a majority of 10,440.
SNP hold with Drew Hendry to be returned to Westminster
Inverness, Nairn, Strathspey and Badenoch results expected around 3am
Highlanders told that their 'vote matters' in the crunch election
Legislation will still have to pass Holyrood for it to take affect
Springfield Properties has said it will appeal a Highland Council decision to refused planning permission for 93 new homes in Drumnadrochit.
Springfield Properties have been resoundingly refused planning permission for a development of 93 homes in Drumnadrochit.
With days until Britain goes to the polls in the general election, we asked the six local candidates to tell us why people should vote for them
Hotel plans were accepted as an improvement but not 'exceptionally pretty'
Highland Council has insisted that a massive hydro-electric scheme planned for the banks of Loch Ness must go to a public local inquiry.
One of Inverness’s taxi companies was pitted against all the others over a proposed increase in taxi fares at a heated debate earlier today.
