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The transformation of Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction has taken another step forward with statutory planning applications being lodged.
Scottish historian Sir Tom Devine and Irish broadcaster Peter Geoghegan are among the names lined-up for this year's Ullapool Book Festival.
Ambitious plans for a new rail station at Inverness Airport must "meet the needs of Highlanders from day one, a Highlands and Islands MSP has argued.
A charity which works to make a difference to sick children and their families including those in the Highlands has a new chief.
Parents and carers are being invited by Highland Council to enrol their child online for primary one for this school year starting August 17.
Stories from the early years of the UK’s smallest independent radio station, based in Inverness, are outlined in a new book.
Stories from the early years of the UK’s smallest independent radio station based in Inverness are outlined in a new book.
A community food growing project in Inverness is spreading its roots after joining forces with a city medical practice,
Construction work is finally set to begin in earnest on the £42 million world-class National Treatment Centre Highland in Inverness early this year.
Vintage buses photographed at locations around the Highlands feature in a new book by a retired consultant surgeon.
A significant top-up to the grant support for hospitality, retail and leisure businesses in Scotland closed by level four restrictions will be paid.
As a new year dawns, an Inverness woman is looking forward as the first woman in Scotland to be ordained as a pastor in the Apostolic Church.
Customers at a baker’s shop and cafe in Inverness will be able to admire work by local artists when popping in to buy their loaves of bread.
Concerns have been raised that the traditional Easter start to the main tourist season could be hit by the stricter coronavirus restrictions.
Tribute has been paid to a visionary restaurateur credited for introducing fine dining to Inverness.
Internationally-renowned chef and restaurateur Albert Roux has died at the age of 85.
A car dealership with a branch in Inverness has said it is complying with the new stricter coronavirus regulations introduced in Scotland this week.
A German expert on vintage watches is hoping to uncover the history of a pocket watch which originated in Inverness.
The boss of Eden Court Theatre in Inverness has recognised for his work during a year dominated by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is urging the Scottish Government to provide more help to see smaller firms through the coronavirus crisis.
