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Calls are growing for an urgent rethink on proposals which could affect services for women and children affected by domestic abuse in the Highlands.
Preparations are under way to host 19 female medical students from Afghanistan in the Highlands for Christmas.
Christmas shoppers in Inverness will be treated to a varied programme of festive songs during a four-hour Carolthon for charity.
Pupils from four schools in Inverness and Nairn are helping to spread festive cheer by volunteering their services for a special mission.
MSPs have asked for further information regarding the impact of pump storage hydro developments on Scottish lochs holding wild Atlantic salmon.
Conservation officers have denounced plans to replace old phone boxes in Inverness city centre with “huge” digital advertising monoliths.
Coastguard officers in Inverness are celebrating a move to a new purpose-built base.
Staffing levels at a Black Isle primary school nursery have resulted in its closure today.
Family and friends including high-profile figures gathered at a memorial service in Edinburgh for former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond.
In September 1945, Corporal Margaret Higgins was on duty as a teleprinter operator with the WAAF when a message came through that the war was over.
Offers are once again being sought for Inverness’s oldest building after the previously-agreed sale fell through following 12 months of negotiations.
A community-owned visitor centre near Loch Ness is celebrating a double win at an awards event to recognise the best in Scotland’s tourism industry.
Fans came out in force as Highland folk-rock heroes Torridon marked a milestone 20th anniversary in style with a sellout show in Inverness.
A Highland politician - and survivor of sexual violence - is seeking a meeting with Highland Council amid concerns Women’s Aid services are at risk.
Domestic abuse services for women and children in the Highlands could close under funding plans by Highland Council, Women’s Aid groups are warning.
Work on a community garden at a centre for young people with complex needs will start thanks to an £8000 grant on behalf of a supermarket giant.
Combining Scotland’s national dish with a taste of Greek cuisine may not be the most obvious or traditional way to serve haggis.
A fresh look is needed to decide the future of a derelict B-listed Inverness house which is at risk of collapse, a historic buildings trust is urging.
As the annual switch-on of the city lights takes place, we take a look at this magical scene of festive lights reflected on the River Ness in 2017.
A public drop-in event highlighting development and investment in Inverness will be held later this month.
