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Alarmed residents in a community near Beauly turned out in force to demonstrate their opposition to controversial plans for a major substation.
About 4000 “very mixed” responses were received during the public consultation on the possible introduction of a visitor levy for the Highlands.
A £17m hub set to bolster the efficiency of the north of Scotland's electricity transmission network has opened at Inverness Airport Business Park.
Reindeer herders in the Cairngorms have issued a plea to drone users after the herd was spooked by a machine flying overhead.
Police are appealing for information following the death of a cyclist on a single-track road near Nairn.
Highland Council will conduct an asbestos survey of 28l communal buildings after being served a notice by the Health and Safety Executive.
Electricity network projects worth £55 million in the Inverness and Highlands area will be carried out by the Freedom Group.
A solicitor in Ukraine has outlined how aid from the Highlands will make a huge difference as Russia ramps up its attacks on her homeland.
Workers who have died at work or from work-related injury and diseases will be remembered at a ceremony in Inverness later this month.
Horrified residents in Highland communities are to hold a public meeting to discuss controversial plans for a major substation.
An insight into the Jacobite uprising using eyewitness testimony will be among the events to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Culloden.
Retired NHS worker Jacky Kirby has lived in her first-floor apartment in Old Edinburgh Court in Inverness for the past 11 years.
A rewilding charity has accused a Scottish Government agency of a “mystifying lack of backbone” after delaying a decision on a beaver release project.
Award-winning bakery chain, Harry Gow, has celebrated the opening of a new store in Inverness.
A Highland tourist tax will not stop visitors coming to the region, say campaigners calling for some of it to be used to address the housing crisis.
Productions such as The Traitors pushed direct spending by the film industry in the Highlands to more than £3.5million in 2024 - its highest level.
Mentoring services for young people following a difficult start in life are being expanded in the Highlands thanks to help from a masonic lodge.
Police stopped 156 vehicles in connection with road traffic offences during a two-day operation in the Highlands and Islands.
Work to develop Scotland’s first training and reuse village in Inverness has started.
Campaigners have delivered a petition to Highland Council’s headquarters calling for a proposed tourist tax to be used to address the housing crisis.
