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Scammers are targeting small businesses and cashiers in the Highlands, police have warned after incidents in post offices costing hundreds of pounds.
The ‘rush’ to press ahead with a controversial housing development in Invergordon has sparked alarm among those opposed to the plans.
The rock star has added a matinee concert and will now perform at Eden Court in Inverness twice on the same day.
More than 19,000 responses were received over proposals to cut the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph - the biggest response to Transport Scotland ever.
Uncertainty surrounds the major high street retailer, which has stores in Inverness and Elgin, after its owner said it may sell the chain.
Green-fingered fans of North Kessock’s popular annual Potato Day once again flocked to the Black isle community at the weekend.
An Inverness rapist who faked his own death to avoid justice and was later jailed for 15 years has had two months added to his sentence.
Strong gales were causing disruption for Highland ferry travellers on Tuesday after the high winds sparked multiple cancellations in the north.
Leading Highland charities have joined forces in a bid to enhance disability services in the region.
A popular Highland B&B with "superb" and "excellent" ratings on accommodation websites is on the market after its current owners decided to retire.
Angel (4) has begun her Inverness patrols, covering 14 miles on Saturday as part of efforts to deter seagulls from nesting at busy city centre sites.
A driver has been charged with drink-driving and "several other offences" after a car crashed and was abandoned on a Highland trunk road.
The architect behind one of Inverness’s most famous buildings as well as a host of others in Ross & Cromarty will be the subject of a special talk.
Police have arrested a man after malicious emails - understood to be a firearms threat - were sent to multiple Highland and Moray schools.
A former household goods, newsagents and stationer which has sat empty for several years is back up for sale.
Business leaders across the Highlands have united to back calls for changes to planned tourist levies.
Rail travel for families with a Highland Railcard just got even cheaper - after ScotRail announced it can now be used with its Kids for a Quid scheme.
Work to transform Inverness Castle into a major visitor attraction will cost Highlands and Islands Enterprise an extra £863,000.
But despite being ordered to make a number of improvements - including on infection outbreak reporting - the inspectors also reported many strengths.
Moving Raigmore Hospital’s mailroom to the Longman is “hard to justify” and “robust steps must be taken” to prevent impacts on tests, an MSP has said.
