The widespread will of Highland communities to help Ukrainians who have fled their homeland has been praised by a Scottish Government minister.
The announcement that entire A9 dualling programme between Inverness and Perth should be completed by the end of 2035 has prompted political rebuke.
A leading voice in the A9 dualling campaign says complete transparency is needed following today's announcement of new Scottish Government plans.
Inverness MP Drew Hendry says it is vital the Scottish Government's new A9 plan is progressed without further slippage.
Tickets are now back on sale for direct LNER train services between London and Inverness in January after they were previously removed.
By his own admission, Mikeysline founder Ron Williamson had a "bull-in-a-china-shop, speaking-my-mind" approach.
Urgent action should be taken to implement social tariffs as a measure to ease the burdens of skyrocketing energy costs on vulnerable households.
Train passengers in the Highlands are being warned of potential disruption due to severe weather.
Shoppers in Inverness were treated to four hours of continuous Christmas songs in an epic fundraising performance by choral singers.
Road policing officers have issued an appeal for information following a serious crash yesterday on the A96 at Auldearn.
The sounds of music are set to resound around Inverness's main shopping centre as a charity prepares to take up residence.
Performers of all ages and at all stages are being urged to enter Inverness Music Festival which prides itself on being fun and friendly.
Christmas is approaching and there is palpable excitement among the children at a newly-opened hub in Inverness city centre for displaced Ukrainians.
Heavy 24-hour snowfalls accompanied by gales brought disruption to Inverness and the Highlands the week before Christmas 1973.
The founder of the Highland mental health charity, Mikeysline, has died following a long illness.
A Highland organisation which tackles poverty, homelessness and long-term unemployment has had one of its hardest – but most successful – years.
A new gift card for eco-conscious shoppers has been introduced by a Highland charity.
A Highland lockdown legend who captured the nation's hearts by climbing the equivalent of 2398ft high mountain for charity has died, aged 93.
Residents in Inverness are being encouraged to make greener and more affordable local journeys with a new pop-up mobility hub.
It was the Inverness store which promoted itself as "everyone's Santa", stocking a broad range of goods including clothing, household goods and toys.
