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The bus is set to run between the campus and the Inverness Retail and Business Park.

Encrypted Encrochat phone placed one of them at mid level in hierarchy of organised crime gang

The paediatric rheumatology team at Inverness’s Raigmore Hospital has won a top prize.

With a £40 million blackhole projected, council leader Raymond Bremner warns 'we will be faced with tough decisions'

The man convicted of killing Renee MacRae and their son Andrew has started appeal proceedings only days after he was sentenced to life in prison.

Passers-by reported extensive damage at the scene and recovery services took some time to clear debris from the road.

Jasmine Harrison has rounded Cape Wrath in her bid to become the first woman to swim from Land's End to John O'Groats.

The team of four, who called themselves "The Highlanders" undertook the Rob Roy Mighty Hike half-marathon.

Managers of the closure-hit Falls of Shin Visitor Centre have issued a statement over its future.

Highland Council reminds anyone wanting to represent their local community in the Interim Community Council elections has less than a week to apply.

Inverness Courier columnist Bill McAllister recalls reporting the Renee and Andrew MacRae mystery over the years.

Farmers and crofters in the Ullapool area are invited to take part in The Prince’s Countryside Fund’s Farm Resilience Programme.

The Far North MP, whose constituency includes Easter Ross, has slammed the PM's refusal to rule out real-term benefit cuts.

Efforts to safeguard the UK’s civil nuclear heritage have been highlighted by Dounreay’s information and knowledge manager at an event in Canada.

A coffee morning in Embo celebrated its ten year anniversary on Saturday.

Samantha Kane purchased the property earlier this year but has only now been revealed as its new owner.

Hundreds of heartfelt tributes paid to Inverness lorry driver who died in a early morning crash on Friday

Dornoch and District Community Association (DADCA) needs people to serve as voluntary directors.

A MOUNTAIN of waste has been cleared from two Sutherland beaches.

The company says it is 'perfectly aligned' with the bid as it aims to build the next generation heavy lift vessels