Grants of up to £3150 are available to Highland leisure businesses who have been affected by measures to control the spread of the Omicron variant.

Inverness Sheriff Court told man from Alness had cocaine worth £35,000 in Culloden house before he is jailed for 21 months.

Alison Laurie-Chalmers from Crown Vets is back this week to discuss how to keep older cats as healthy as possible.

Police arrested a convicted sex offender on suspicion of watching children as he prepared to go swimming in Loch Morlich.

A rude gesture towards his ex-partner earned a man 90 hours of unpaid community work.

Nurse swims for 365 days in a row in memory of her friends son.

Calls are growing for Prince Andrew to lose his Earl of Inverness title after his military titles and royal patronages were returned to the Queen.

Saplings are being planted in Nairn to produce apple trees that will help local Ashers Bakery produce tasty treats.

The victim suffered numerous injuries including multiple fractures to his head.

Hundreds of pounds have been raised for two charities in memory of an Inverness woman following her unexpected death aged 29.

The First Minister confirms that Scotland has 'turned the corner on the Omicron wave'

Successful applicants will get a share of £78,728 from the place-based investment programme funding by Highland Council’s Nairnshire Area Committee.

City cleaning company boss Bill Grant wiped the floor with his rivals to be named a winner in the Great British Franchisee Awards 2022

The A82 Loch Ness trunk road was partially blocked after HGV crashed off road and toppled on its side.

Police appeal after farm shop at Dingwall hit by thefts on consecutive months.

Calls are growing for Prince Andrew to lose the title Earl of Inverness after his military titles and royal patronages were returned to the Queen.

The nursery and childcare section of Duncan Forbes Primary School, Culloden, has been closed by Covid cases.

Local bar Platform 8 are hosting a competition to find the best looking dog.

They will be taken down this week – the delay in switching them off was due to staff shortages affected by Covid and other priority lighting faults.

A former Highland Council convener is renewing his calls for investigations by Transport Scotland into safety at a junction on the Auldearn bypass.