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A Highland nursery is celebrating after a surprise inspection praised the service and staff's "warm, caring and nurturing" support of the children.
Happy laughter is set to fill Eden Court soon when it plays host to a family fun day.
Campaigners’ efforts to accelerate work to boost digital connectivity in the Highlands have won support from a Holyrood committee.
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.
‘Shambolic’ Raigmore Hospital staff shortages left a man traumatised after waiting two months for urgent surgery to tackle a life-and-death condition.
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.
A care home previously at risk of having its registration withdrawn has continued to make “effective” improvements - a fresh inspection has found.
That’s the fear after Police Scotland’s chief warned the force will need to review officer recruitment to meet rising National Insurance costs.
Motorists have been urged to approach with caution after a lorry shed its load at the Raigmore interchange in Inverness.
A £4 million upgrade of the runway lighting system at Inverness Airport, which will reduce energy use by up to 80 per cent, is complete.
Gales of up to 70mph are set to batter the Highlands this weekend, the Met Office has warned.
"Severely" poor road visibility could scupper plans to transform a disused Black Isle kirk - unless developers fund speed reduction measures.
Increased sewer flooding incidents along the River Ness have sparked plans to install a flood barrier on a historic building.
A new coffee shop and drive-thru could be built in Inverness city centre.
Almost 30 jobs could be created by ambitious plans to resurrect the famous Ferintosh whisky name at a new Black Isle distillery.
The iconic Rose Window which has languished in storage for decades has finally taken up pride of place in its new home at Inverness Castle.
“Well overdue” work to maintain neglected paths at a popular Nairn spot will begin today (Monday).
Fans of the Great British Bake Off at an Inverness care home brought the show to life for residents thanks to the help of a pro Highland baker.
