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An Inverness church is holding services under canvas as it works towards getting a permanent home.
Voting has opened to find the best up-and-coming musical talent from the Highlands and Islands to perform on the main stage at Belladrum Festival.
In a corner at Studio 58 - beyond a grand piano, comfy armchairs and various instruments - a group of teenagers are engrossed in a jamming session.
A salmon conservation body has called for a public inquiry to look at the impact of proposed pump storage hydro schemes on Loch Ness.
Campaigners have launched a crowdfunding campaign in a bid to buy a historic Inverness building for community use.
Controversial plans for a green energy project at Loch Ness will go before Highland councillors next week for determination.
Pupils at an Inverness primary school have been given a special space where they can retreat with a book.
A wildlife filmmaker, dubbed ‘Scotland’s David Attenborough’, will recount some of his adventures when he visits Inverness during a new 30-date tour.
A two-day music event at an Inverness city centre pub is set to raise funds for charities supporting people in Gaza and refugees worldwide.
A closing has been set for offers for a church in a scenic Highland glen after it was put up for sale at £20,000.
The asking price of a historic Inverness building has been reduced by one-third after being placed back on the market about six months ago.
Ten nights. Ten venues. Ten different areas. That is the adventure awaiting seven comedians set to go on tour for mental health charity, Mikeysline.
A father, whose son was born 12 weeks early, has been appointed business development and fundraising manager of a charity helping Highland children.
When well-known Inverness businessman David Dowling joined an online dating agency, a quirky profile caught his attention.
As Belladrum prepares to welcome acts such as Texas, Supergrass, Paul Heaton and Tom Walker, the search is on for a winning homegrown talent.
Fears have been raised that a landmark dating back 800 years could be put at risk if controversial plans for a substation near Beauly are approved.
A Highland car mechanic has given a heartfelt account of a solo journey to deliver a vehicle packed with vital supplies to the front line in Ukraine.
A member of the Boys’ Brigade in Inverness has become one of the first recipients of the new King’s Medal, the youth organisation's highest award.
Several burial grounds in the Inverness area have less than 10 years current capacity, according to a report to be presented to city councillors.
Campaigners trying to save a historic Inverness building for community use say their project is gaining interest from experts.
