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At a lab on Inverness Campus, a group of ghillies from various sporting estates recently spent a day learning how to carry out post mortems on salmon.
Drop-in sessions for people to look at the Fanellan substation planning application will be held in Beauly.
Groups in the Highlands are being invited to apply for grants of up to £10,000 for community-led projects.
Rusty railings at an Inverness beauty spot which underwent a £2.5 million revamp are a hazard and an eyesore, according to a city councillor.
A dedicated campaigner on cycling and public transport issues in the Highlands has died suddenly aged 54.
The search for vocal talent has been launched for Highland Hospice fundraiser, Ness Factor 2025.
A Giant Bunny Takeover and an egg hunt are among the Easter activities at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.
An Armed services organisation in Inverness is appealing for public help to solve a 20-year-old mystery.
Young people in the Highlands are being offered the chance to have their voices heard in tackling social issues with the formation of a new group.
An attack in an Inverness pub which left a 20-year-old seriously injured has been branded as “senseless”.
It has been described as the ‘greatest literary hoax of all time’.
A charity providing care services in a rural area south of Loch Ness is celebrating a “gaming-changing” grant to buy two electric cars.
A 20-year-old man has been taken to hospital after being seriously injured during a disturbance at an Inverness city centre pub.
A climbing frame at an Inverness park has been temporarily closed just a week after the children’s play area reopened following a £500,000 revamp.
It was another busy week for Inverness Sheriff Court with a number of cases covered by the Inverness Courier.
An Inverness play park where a child narrowly missed being hit by a piece of equipment had passed inspections following a revamp, officials say.
Checks are being carried out at a newly-revamped play park in Inverness after a reported near miss with a piece of equipment.
Groups and trade unions have joined forces to step up calls for a proposed tourist tax in the Highlands to be used to address the housing crisis.
Demolition work has started on a row of shops destroyed in a massive blaze at an Inverness business park last month.
Thousands more operations will be carried out at the National Treatment Centre (NTC) Highland thanks to extra funding of £2.6 million.
