Families will be able to track the live progress of Santa as he tours the Inverness area in his sleigh in the run-up to Christmas.
Roadside checks on taxis and private hire cars in Inverness and Fort William revealed 15 licensing infringements and four vehicle defects.
The funeral service of a vital witness who helped bring double murderer William MacDowell to justice will take place later this month in Cawdor.
A foodbank in Inverness has been awarded £25,000 as it faces rising demands for help amid the cost of living crisis.
Moving accounts of how an Inverness service is helping to break the cycle of addiction were outlined to a church leader during a visit to the city.
Against a background reminiscent of a Christmas card, a snowplough gets on with the task of clearing the A9 at Daviot, south of Inverness.
An officer with the Boys’ Brigade in Inverness has retired after almost half a century of service.
New proposals by a hydro developer to manage water levels on Loch Ness are being disputed by a salmon conservation board.
School staff in the Highlands are suffering an average of almost eight physical or verbal assaults every day, official figures have revealed.
This brooding image of Culloden Battlefield captures the dark and emotive atmosphere of the site where the 1745 Jacobite Rising came to a tragic end.
Communities across the Inverness area fell silent in solemn tribute to those who have died in conflict.
A defibrillator has been installed at the Inverness headquarters of Capstone Construction, ensuring access to potential life-saving equipment.
It was another busy week for Inverness Sheriff Court last week.
Award-winning Scottish artist and UHI Inverness art lecturer Frank To has emerged triumphant from the Royal Ulster Academy in Belfast.
A giant poppy in Inverness is turning from white to red as the city prepares to honour those who have died in conflict at the Remembrance service.
Emergency services were called out this afternoon to a crash involving a car and a cyclist in Inverness.
The popular fundraising Christmas Concert for Highland Hospice will be held at a new venue in Inverness this year.
Hospitality operators and workers in the Highlands were among the winners at an event to recognise excellence across Scotland’s hospitality industry.
A fundraiser inspired by the popular reality TV show, Dragons’ Den, is set to benefit five Highland charities.
Supporters of a children’s charity supporting babies, children, and families across the Highlands danced the night away to raise £104,000.