It covers the Highlands and most of Scotland with snow expected – it runs from 4pm today and lasts until 11am tomorrow.

A cycling group is given permission to hold training sessions for youngsters on Nairn Links despite some concerns.

Bakery staff are trying out pedal power for commuting to their work place near Loch Ness in a bid to help the environment.

A total of 47 new homes could be built in south west Inverness if the plans receive permission.

MSP Edward Mountain is welcoming news that he hopes will lead to a smaller wait time for assessments for kids.

Local rowers were delighted to help a life-saving charity with a significant cash donation.

Inverness senior vet Alison Laurie-Chalmers supports the belief that pets cam be a boon to their owners physical and mental health.

A drunk man taken to hospital for a check-up after telling police he had Covid later spat on an officer’s head.

Thousands of pounds are to be reimbursed to the Nairn Common Good Fund after an error in Highland Council’s finance department.

Inverness could still get a purpose-built velodrome despite news that a north charity that had been spearheading the aim has dropped its plans.

But the local authority did insist that the number of turbines is cut from 18 to 15

Multi-award-winning Bad Girl Bakery Ltd, from Muir of Ord, can now be announced as the first tenant for the new Market Hall at the Victorian Market.

The Cabinet Secretary for Finance confirms that 'all being well' she will take maternity leave when the baby arrives in the summer

An extensive ans impressive list of events from RenewableUK for 2022

Highland Campervans has come a long way since Catherine Bunn launched the motorhome sales and hire company 15 years ago

There was a unanimous response from people who took part in our latest online poll.

Much-loved charity Highland Children and Young People's Forum has refreshed its image with a new name, website, and plan.

Proposed 2.9km of track includes zones for beginners and learners as well as more experienced and intermediate-level riders

Two staff members from an Inverness opticians raised more than £1000 for charity in 2021 by completing the Loch Ness Beast Race.

A domestic abuse investigation of a man for violence against two women led to the discovery of more victims.