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A care watchdog has issued a damning report on a Ross-shire service for women and their children who have experienced domestic abuse.
November 2016: The glass viewing canopy is hoisted into place on the North Tower at Inverness Castle giving 360 degree views of the city.
The plight of an Inverness doctor’s family in Gaza was highlighted a coffee morning which raised £7784 to support efforts to get them to safety.
When Beth Saunders steps on to the Strictly Inverness dance floor next month, she will be especially keen to make her mum proud.
March 2019: Demolition of the fire-ravaged Eastgate Hostel in Inverness begins following a long-running campaign by the Inverness Courier.
An Inverness surgeon has made a return visit to Ukraine as the conflict continues more than two years after the full-scale invasion by Russia.
A renowned piper who mentored hundred of Army pipers and was involved in 24 Edinburgh Military Tattoos has died aged 88.
The Highlands are set become the focus of international attention from the renewable energy industry as the region’s freeport reached a milestone.
A former champion of Gaelic culture and language is taking up a new role to help improve public transport in the Highlands.
Customers at The Seaforth in Ullapool have been known to travel from as far as Perth – almost 200 miles – to taste the restaurant's famed mussels.
Police are seeking help from the public to trace a man reported missing from Inverness.
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.
