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Ambitious plans for a world-class climbing centre in Inverness have received a setback after the proposed location was deemed to be too risky.
A year-long fundraising Step Out challenge is being launched by Highland Hospice.
The cell block at Inverness Castle has been demolished as work continues to transform the building into a world-class tourist attraction.
Supermarket chain Aldi is giving all store staff in Scotland a new year pay rise and increasing its minimum hourly rates at the start of next month.
Ambitious plans for a new rail station at Inverness Airport must "meet the needs of Highlanders from day one, a Highlands and Islands MSP has argued.
Construction work is finally set to begin in earnest on the £42 million world-class National Treatment Centre Highland in Inverness early this year.
Tribute has been paid to a visionary restaurateur credited for introducing fine dining to Inverness.
Reported Nessie sightings in 2020 number 13
Would-be code-breakers are being offered the chance to receive a special badge recalling the wartime ditching of a Wellington bomber in Loch Ness.
Hundreds of children have booked a socially-distanced appointment with Santa in his grotto at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in the run-up to Christmas.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson could bring his Cabinet to Inverness next year to mark the centenary of a historic summit in the Highland capital.
A bold vision to pedestrianise part of Inverness city centre will be put to city leaders next week.
A service set up to support individuals who suffered bullying or harassment at NHS Highland has had a strong take-up, according to health bosses.
The Highlands will remain in level one under Scotland's five-tier system for coronavirus restrictions
Ongoing coronavirus restrictions on household indoor contact is one of the hardest issues for Highlanders, according to civic leaders.
Students in the Highlands can improve their mental and physical wellbeing by exploring local green areas.
A windows manufacturer is to create 10 new jobs this month to take staff numbers above pre-Covid 19 levels.
Riley MacLennan may be only six years old but he is a true Highland hero.
Drug-trafficking in the Highlands is one of the main targets of the region's new top cop, Chief Superintendent Conrad Trickett.
Children will have to wear face coverings in corridors, communal areas and school buses from next Monday
