Energy sector services group, Global Energy Group (GEG), has reported a 21 per cent increase in revenue for 2023.
Transport Scotland has confirmed the fares increase it will put in place for 2024.
Properties that have been empty for 12 months or more within the region increased from 434 in 2013 to 3334 in 2023
Tourism businesses from the Highlands attended the North America Business Development Mission (BDM) to support the growth of visitors to Scotland.
Orbex has been awarded £3.3 million in funding from the UK Space Agency as part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA’s) “Boost!” initiative
Bjorn Again took the stage at Inverness Leisure last night playing a whole host of numbers.
The six-man ensemble from Ross-shire will release their latest single, "I Wanna Know," on December 15.
Thirteen young entrepreneurs from across the Highlands and Islands are the latest to complete a year-long programme.
The first commercial tenant for a major city centre redevelopment project has been announced, nine months after building work was completed.
Individuals and organisations involved in the tourism industry gathered together at the Highland Tourism Conference in Inverness yesterday.
The Met Office has issued a weather warning for snow and ice from 5pm today (November 29) until Friday at 11am.
We caught up with the general manager Robert Rogers about the changes which have taken place and what people can expect to see at the destination.
The festival includes theatre, music, film, art and more. It is aiming to transform the experiences of people with dementia and their families.
The road authority says it would have 'no statutory role' to play in the creation of a memorial.
Highland Council approved the planning application from Alpha Clinic which has taken over the former fashion store premises in Drummond Street.
Hybrid Air Vehicles have conducted a feasibility study to see how the Airlander – a hybrid aircraft – could work in the Highlands.
The Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards took place at the Kingsmills Hotel.
Laura Johnston-Scott is launching the Highland Well-Ness Collective.
The awards celebrate the talent, quality and diversity across food, drink and hospitality in the Highlands and Islands.
The chief executive of Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland has said the landmark ruling is a welcome development.