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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.
A busy trunk road has reopened to traffic following an earlier crash which resulted in one person being airlifted to hospital.
Motorists have been advised to avoid the area after a two-vehicle crash closed the A833 near Belladrum on Tuesday evening.
A bursary scheme aimed at helping young Highland people who are seeking a life in farming or agriculture will open for applications again next week.
The world famous Red Arrows aerial display squadron have been wowing Highland and Moray onlookers on their latest training trip to the region.
A man has been arrested after a stand-off with armed police in an Inverness neighbourhood on Monday.
A large police response in an Inverness neighbourhood is due to an "ongoing concern for person incident", the force has said.
Police in Inverness have cordoned off a street in Smithton.
Witnesses are being sought by police investigating vandalism outside a property in Alness’s Corkscrew Road.
Cooking oil was stolen from the restaurant. It comes amid a rise in such thefts in the UK as thieves seek to capitalise on increasing prices.
A Highland nursery is celebrating after a surprise inspection praised the service and staff's "warm, caring and nurturing" support of the children.
Green-fingered fans of the humble spud will get the chance to choose from dozens of varieties when North Kessock's annual potato day returns.
A Coigach hotel will be restored to its original appearance after plans to demolish several modern extensions and renovate it were approved.
‘Shambolic’ Raigmore Hospital staff shortages left a man traumatised after waiting two months for urgent surgery to tackle a life-and-death condition.
The magic of the mundane proved an inspiration for members of a local camera club when they held their latest monthly competition.
Excited chiefs have been describing some of their exhibit highlights as fit-out work gathers pace at Inverness Castle.
Fans of the Red Arrows who didn’t get to see the world-famous aerial display team in action in the Highlands last year may get another chance.
Terrified residents fear mould will fill their homes near a planned distillery and feel “voiceless” due to a lack of consultation with developers.
