The 48 Hour Film Project is staging its first ever competition for Inverness.

The Hollywood Reporter describes ‘The Book of Clarence’ (15) as “quite possibly the funkiest biblical epic ever put on the screen.”

A teenager who absconded from his care home and embarked on a crime spree was sent to detention for 20 months at Inverness Sheriff Court.

Fans believe change is needed at board level.

Both sets of supporters storm pitch and protest against board.

Megan Keith claimed victory at the UK Athletics Olympic trials to guarantee a place in Paris this summer.

The incident took place in the area of Baron Taylor Street and Lombard Street yesterday.

Caley Thistle relegated from the Championship.

Over 350 of the Highlands’ business leaders attended the event at the Drumossie Hotel.

Are you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember any of the events?

A cut in Loganair flights in the Highlands and islands is having an impact on the economy, a leading business figure has warned.

Highland Pride have confirmed the route that their annual march will take through the middle of Inverness next month.

Green Health Week offers a packed schedule of events and activities being coordinated by colleagues from Think Health Think Nature.

This year’s Inverness Classic Vehicle Show is now under way.

The man threatened to kill the woman, heard Inverness Sheriff Court.

Defence solicitor told the court: "My client gave himself up to police on seeing a photo of himself on Facebook."

The retailer unveiled its makeover following a six-week programme of improvements

It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards are making a return.

An ecological first for Scotland is just months away from launching thanks to a groundbreaking partnership involving UHI Inverness.

A special one-hour ceremony culminated in the unveiling of a tree and plaque to celebrate the coronation of King Charles.