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A VisitScotland boss says managing success has been one of the major challenges of his role in the Highlands in the past year.

A dental therapist is set to launch a civil action after NHS Highland said it would not take disciplinary action against staff she claims bullied her.

Highland Council’s environmental health team was on site today to co-ordinate disposal of the sperm whale which died yesterday.

Labour MSP David Stewart believes there should be an automatic right for people to have full care at home for the last few days of their life.

REPORTS of bangs and bumps in the night were all part of a plan to bring works on the Caledonian Canal up to date.

A second lifeline has been thrown to a much-loved Inverness community café as part of an expansion in catering provision by High Life Highland (HLH).

WEATHER forecasters have issued a yellow warning amid predictions for “persistent and heavy rain” in the Highlands later this week.

An Ardersier writer has been nominated for two prestigious writing awards.

Activists are maintaining pressure on Highland Council to rethink its plans for an active travel hub (ATH) in Inverness.

A new integrated service has been launched to develop tai chi and health and wellbeing groups in the Nairn area.

Prisoners in Inverness are cleaning and repairing equipment for NHS Highland patients in a pioneering project.

Teenagers are renowned for thinking only of themselves, but one group of youngsters from Culloden baked up a treat for their local old folk’s home.

A pensioner has been left shaken and upset after a quantity of jewellery was stolen from their Inverness home.

Figures obtained by the Inverness Courier show that the £5 price rise to £40 per brown bin for collections of garden waste has increased income.

An Inverness politician is intervening in a bid help a local plumber facing a £1.2 million pensions debt.

As storms batter the Highlands a Culloden man captured the moment a trampoline bounced across a busy city road.

KEY road bridges across Ross-shire have been closed to high-sided vehicles amid a Met Office weather warning for stormy winds.

A stranded sperm whale which beached near Inverness is thought to have died.

An Inverness man has been jailed for seven years after being sentenced for three rapes, one indecent assault, one assault to injury and an assault.

Concerns have been raised over a sperm whale which has beached at Ardersier.