School support staff across Scotland have ended a long-running pay dispute with council leaders after they voted to accept a new pay offer.
Police officers have issued an appeal for information after a man was attacked while walking his dogs on the Black Isle.
A pop-up shop will open in Inverness city centre today to help Ukrainians as they face a second winter of war.
A fatal accident inquiry will be held into the death of Chloe Morrison who was killed when she was struck by a lorry on the A82 near Drumnadrochit.
A volunteer with Loch Ness RNLI has been presented with a special medal by Prince Albert of Monaco.
The first major phase of work has started on the installation of a new accessible roof terrace at Inverness Castle.
Hot food businesses are being enlisted in a new campaign to tackle the threat of fatbergs choking up Inverness city centre sewers.
A crowdfunding campaign has been launched towards the cost of the funeral of an Inverness man whose death prompted a murder investigation.
Highland householders are being warned to be on their guard if approached by traders offering funding for the installation of home energy products.
More than 300 people joined in an Inverness rally calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, according to campaigners.
Plans have been lodged to develop 38 apartments at a golf course near Inverness.
A premiere screening of a film made by well-known broadcaster Lesley Riddoch will be held in Inverness.
A group of Inverness Brownies took on a UK-wide fundraising challenge to do 1000 burpees for Children In Need.
Night time road closures will take place next week to enable work to take place on the A9 at Inshes and the slip roads.
A week of free bus travel is being offered across the Inverness area from Monday.
The renovation of a "hidden jewel" in Inverness will begin in the New Year with the contract being awarded to Morrison Construction.
A historical thriller penned by a Highland writer and described as "a bookseller’s dream" has been named Waterstones Scottish Book of the Year 2023.
More than 800 lunches have been provided in the first two months at a new Inverness venture tackling food poverty and social isolation.
An Inverness mum who made a promise after her daughter was born prematurely has raised more than £80,000 over the years for various organisations.
Inverness Military Wives Choir marked Remembrance weekend with two concerts at the city's cathedral.
