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Controversial plans for a new supermarket in Inverness have been withdrawn.
Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport and Forth Green Freeport have been jointly selected to become Scotland’s first Green Freeports.
A ball gown made of recycled materials including a trampoline has won its Inverness creator an award at the world finals of a fashion competition.
The first baby born in the Highlands in 2023 was delivered at home in Inverness.
An Inverness surgeon who has treated the injured in Ukraine's war zone has been recognised in the New Year Honours.
Founder of centre which helps people across Highlands suffering arthritic conditions is among recipients
Thousands of children facing hardship will have presents to open on Christmas Day thanks to the generous Highland folk who made a ‘miracle’ happen.
Young carers in the Highlands may be missing out on support to which they are entitled, says an executive of a Scottish human rights organisation.
A new mental health support line doing the rounds on social media is not quite as it seems, mental health charity Mikeysline has warned.
Festival-goers will be asked to dressed as pirates at an event being planned in Beauly.
Images of Highland scenes captured by a landscape fine art photographer feature in a new exhibition in Inverness.
A creative 18-year-old is jumping for joy after getting to the world finals of a fashion competition with a ball gown created from recycled materials.
A kidney dialysis patient is calling for the Highlands to be considered as a special area regarding the entitlement of winter fuel payments
The deepening cost of living crisis is set to impact on Christmas festivities for many this year, according to a Post Office survey.
The wife and son of a lorry driver killed in a crash on the A9 have spoken of every family’s worst nightmare as the road claimed another victim.
An alarming new study claims more than half of young people in the Highlands face significant stress, with many feeling they are not listened to.
Rail chiefs are exploring the use of hydrogen and battery-powered trains in the Highlands as part of the vision to build a greener railway.
Rail chiefs have spoken of their disappointment that a planned strike will go ahead on Monday, hitting services in the Highlands.
Hundreds of heartfelt tributes paid to Inverness lorry driver who died in a early morning crash on Friday
No one should live in the grip of poverty in today's Scotland, Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has declared.
