VisitScotland has announced it will close its network of information centres over the next two years.
Cake, coffee and chat were among the ingredients for a successful inaugural ceilidh night at a Highland community cafe.
High demand is expected as tickets for the highly-anticipated charity dance competition, Strictly Inverness, go on sale tomorrow at 10am.
Young patients admitted to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness have benefited from a children's charity which saw its income rise by 12 per cent last year.
Essential roadworks on the A9 north of the Kessock Bridge will continue until Sunday April 14.
A full house – including a newly-wed couple – enjoyed the craic at an Inverness hoolie which raised £500 for a Gaelic cultural centre in Inverness.
Inverness and Nairn MSP Fergus Ewing has said his thoughts are with the bereaved family following a fatal crash on the A9 near Aviemore.
The wife of a man who has died in a crash on the A9 has paid poignant tribute to the "love of my life".
Plans have been submitted to convert a workshop into a cafe at East Belladrum Farm near Kiltarlity.
Hundreds of grow-your-own enthusiasts stocked up on seed potatoes at the popular Black Isle Tattie Day.
Police have issued a public appeal to help locate a wanted man who may be in the Highlands.
The dedication and commitment of volunteer lifeboat crews over the past 200 years have been celebrated in a ceremony at RNLI Kessock.
Highland nurse Ico Bautista Garcia recently spent six weeks helping to treat severely-wounded patients in Gaza.
Ico Bautista Garcia will never forget the sights and smells of treating severely wounded patients – mainly children and women – in a Gaza hospital.
A Highland League player who played in two history-making sides has died at the age of 69 after a long illness.
A police watchdog has highlighted lessons to be learned following an investigation into a firearms incident in the Highland capital.
The popular Black Isle Tattie Day will be back at North Kessock Village Hall on Saturday March 2.
Ross-shire visitors were amongst those coming together for a chat and entertainment at an inaugural community coffee morning in a shopping centre.
The life of the man who founded Highland mental health charity, Mikeysline, has been celebrated at a memorial event in Inverness.
A charity which helps bereaved children in the Highlands has received £1560 thanks to an epic performance by choral singers.