A popular annual event is set to return to the Black Isle Showground in Muir of Ord to support charities helping people with MS and other conditions.
A 47-year-old man has been jailed for abusive and sexual offences Sutherland between April 2019 and December 2021, police have confirmed.
SSEN Transmission announced they will soon launch a first round of funding to support communities in the Highlands and the north of Scotland.
A new BBC show inspired by the work of a popular crime writer – a well-known face on the Black Isle – will be broadcast for the first time on Friday.
Strictly Inverness – one of the top events in the Highland Capital’s calendar – returned this week culminating in the grand finale last night.
After the main event, one of the organisers praised the hard work behind the scenes by two team members in bringing this event together.
Shyreen Fyffe and Jason Kelman were crowned Strictly Inverness 2024 overall winners at the end of tonight's grand final.
Aurora hunters were in force last night after the intense solar activity resulted in an incredible northern lights display.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have warned people in the Highlands to be careful and avoid naked flames as the warning is in place for Saturday.
A popular festival is returning to Inverness this summer with two months of live music, DJ sets and special events.
A series of free drop-in events will be organised by a leading sight loss charity across the Highlands next week.
Kate Forbes has been appointed Deputy First Minister by John Swinney, it has been announced.
Two farm owners from Easter Ross have retired after leading a popular Nairnshire fruit farm for almost 40 years.
A mobile art exhibit is set to return to the Highlands with its latest exhibition “A Bonnie Way: Unravelling the seduction of the countryside”.
Two Highland scenic locations were listed among the most Instagrammable tourist destination in the country according to a new survey.
A fundraiser organised by a Muir of Ord resident raised £2500 for charity on Saturday.
High Life Highland is raising awareness of the support available in the region to mark World Parkinson’s Day today (April 11).
A 62-year-old man was traced safe and well after going missing on Monday.
ScotRail have confirmed that lines south of the Highland capital have reopened however disruption is expected to continue throughout the day.
A person died after being struck by a train south of Inverness this morning.
