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The Port of Nigg is opening its doors next month, where visitors will be able to get a glimpse into the future of energy production.

Highland Council is urging the public to be cautious after environmental health detected blue-green algae in Castle Heather Park pond.

A family-run bouncy castle business buoyant for over a decade is facing sudden financial ruin after a mystery Highland Council ban.

Three young beneficiaries of DYW locally have offered personal insight into why it is a force for good.

The 19-year-old punched her on the face and body.

The much loved event is bringing vehicles to residents of Kingsmills Care Home who cannot get out to the main show.

His defence agent said first offender Bound had 'suffered a kind of brain fog' and was ashamed and embarrassed about what he had done.

The project is scheduled to take place over five nights.

Sharon Leons managing director Jeni Alexander discusses why we need to get better at celebrating success in life.

Highland primary schools were invited to identify items they believed to be special about the region to be placed in a time capsule.

Nigg has yet to be confirmed as the site for Sumitomo Electric Industries' new cable factory but an announcement on that is thought to be imminent.

Train operator announces special service for Saturday, June 3.

A Scottish Government Minister and a Conservative peer will be on the panel of a live radio discussion programme broadcast from the Highlands.

DRAMATIC video has emerged of the damage caused when a coach and lorry collided on the busy A835 trunk road near Contin.

The lifelong Inverness supporter was angry to see a tweet from someone seemingly offering seats at the game on June 3 at Hampden.

A POPULAR outdoor market will be back for its spring edition in Nairn on Saturday.

Thirty-six cancellations were due to staff shortages and affect services 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 9. Four journeys on service 1 were hit by staff illness.

Speed checks were carried out in Aldourie, Dores, Gorthleck, Whitebridge and the wider area.

A POPULAR outdoors site run by a Highland-based duo bagged an award at the Scottish Walking Awards.

Stadium will be one of the highest in the world.