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Recent energy price hikes have left the centre in a “precarious” financial position.

The 11.12pm Friday and Saturday trains from Inverness, popular with Ross-shire residents on nights out in the city, will resume from May 23.

Calum Thomson (61) sent sexual written communications to a girl he believed to be called “Lara”.

Productions such as The Traitors pushed direct spending by the film industry in the Highlands to more than £3.5million in 2024 - its highest level.

Mentoring services for young people following a difficult start in life are being expanded in the Highlands thanks to help from a masonic lodge.

Police stopped 156 vehicles in connection with road traffic offences during a two-day operation in the Highlands and Islands.

A village shop and deli in Cawdor is set for a change at the helm as it’s handed over to new owners.

Police investigating a break-in and jewellery theft at a Nairn house have arrested and charged a man.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on issues that have been making the headlines

Work to develop Scotland’s first training and reuse village in Inverness has started.

Three casualties had to be winched to safety at Rosemarkie on Saturday after an HM Coastguard callout.

A man is expected to appear at Inverness Sheriff Court on Tuesday following a disturbance in the city centre.

A controversial plan to build several industrial units on land near the A96 to the east side of Nairn is set to go in front of councillors.

Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.

But four other schools – Charleston, Fortrose, Inverness High and Beauly Primary – will move ahead at a cost of £148m.

‘I’m not an angel I’m just a woman and any time we make mistakes as a politician we are hung, drawn and quartered by social media.’

Campaigners have delivered a petition to Highland Council’s headquarters calling for a proposed tourist tax to be used to address the housing crisis.

An underwater camera lost to the waves since 1970 was found 180 metres below the surface - and its film was still intact.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS On a trip up two familiar Munros, John Davidson contemplates the changing face of a mountain set to become a huge hydro-electric store

The timetable for roadworks to a key A9 link in the Highlands has been outlined before it starts next month.