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Journey to the Haven is a celebration of a huge achievement, and a massive ‘thank you’ to everyone who supported it, says our columnist.

Six new schemes to help reduce single-use packaging on-the-go have been launched in the Highlands.

Shyreen Fyffe and Jason Kelman were crowned Strictly Inverness 2024 overall winners at the end of tonight's grand final.

Visitors and customers of an Inverness shopping centre were in for a treat today as the band played some of their most popular tunes.

UHI Inverness has donated £1,000 to Highland Hospice following a successful student survey campaign that attracted a record number of responses.

‘Frankly appalling’ conditions at an Inverness school have been raised with Scotland’s education minister by a Highland MSP.

Getting out and enjoying nature is a great way to improve health and as the days get longer it’s easier to exercise or experience the natural world.

It was another brilliant night of talent at Inverness Ice Centre last night as the last round of finalists for Strictly Inverness was announced.

A woman who died following a road crash on the A9 at Slochd has been named as 42-year-old Morven Gordon from the Aviemore area.

Strictly Inverness has been an incredible experience filled with emotion and self-discovery.

A series of free drop-in events will be organised by a leading sight loss charity across the Highlands next week.

A mother in search of her child's sweets was assaulted and racially abused when she asked two women if they had seen them.

Aurora hunters were in force last night after the intense solar activity resulted in an incredible northern lights display.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have warned people in the Highlands to be careful and avoid naked flames as the warning is in place for Saturday.

Police confirmed that a 19-year-old has been arrested and charged in connection with two robberies in Inverness on Thursday evening (May 9).

Forestry plans to fell trees behind an animal rescue centre on the Black Isle have been branded “very distressing” by the charity’s founder.

It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards are making a return.

A self employed tree planter was fined £640 and banned from driving for a year after admitting driving with an unsafe level of cannabis in his system.

A giant UK housing and social care provider’s Inverness operation has landed a top award for its energy-saving work at schools across the Highlands.

Louis Jones, who works at D Chisholm and Sons, is believed to be one of the youngest ever to achieve a diploma in funeral directing in the UK.