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A 14-year-old's lockdown head shave has benefitted Highland charity Leo's Pride.
As the Covid-19 lockdown eases takeaway draught beer is now available at the Black Isle Bar in Church Street between 11am and 5pm every Saturday.
Drummond School in Inverness is reopening this week as a 'Keeping in Touch Hub'.
There was a steady stream of visitors at the Inverness Household Recycling Centre today as it opened its gates for the first time in weeks.
Drug addicts, alcoholics and people with mental health issues will get help to transform their lives if an Inverness art centre’s plans take shape.
An Inverness hairdresser is pulling out all the stops to make sure her salon is ready to welcome customers back when restrictions are lifted.
An Inverness artist has been producing paintings of health workers as part of the Portraits for NHS Heroes initiative.
Plans to reopen the Culloden Battlefield site when lockdown restrictions allow have been welcomed – but Abertarff House is set to remain closed.
Around 50 accommodation providers are offering breaks to frontline NHS workers to thank them for their hard work during the Covid-19 crisis.
There was a steady stream of visitors to a pop-up Covid-19 testing facility which has been set up in Inverness.
Inverness Botanic Gardens and Nursery (IBGN) located in the heart of Bught Park is one of the many High Life Highland facilities closed to the public.
Stereophonics' planned summer gig in Inverness is the latest city event to be cancelled due to the Covid-19 crisis.
A £10 million fund for community groups across Scotland working with at-risk groups is still receiving applications.
The boss of the Caledonian Sleeper train service has admitted travelling hundreds of miles to visit his holiday home in Scotland.
An Inverness rail worker is posting videos of himself dancing to various hit songs to raise funds for NHS charities.
High Life Highland (HLH) libraries have been given top marks as people turn to the charity’s online resources during lockdown.
An Inverness branch of Starbucks has reopened after closing during the Covid-19 outbreak.
People are being urged to avoid a planned public event in Inverness this weekend.
Scotrail is asking customers to follow Scottish Government guidelines on physical distancing and play their part in saving lives.
Burger King has already opened up 35 of its restaurants this week and the Inverness branch will be reopened in the next phase.
