Views to Suilven and Canisp on this nice circuit from Lochinver, as John Davidson follows the River Inver to Glencanisp Lodge

42 Spires Crescent sits on a spacious site providing a pleasant open aspect and a fully enclosed garden to the rear.

Two Nairn artists are putting on an exhibition and sale of their work with proceeds going to Ukraine appeal.

An Inverness haulage company has bolstered its fleet and workforce by more than a third after acquiring two rival companies.

A city centre charity shop is closing down as it can no longer survive against rising costs and low footfall.

A mother who has experienced “the living hell” of a family member using drugs has started a group for families and friends affected by addiction.

Plans for a new supermarket near a notorious traffic bottleneck in Inverness have run into opposition from council officials.

Youngsters at an Inverness primary have been putting their best feet forward to help Ukrainian refugees.

She was spotted today on a roundabout in Dores Road in Inverness proudly flying the blue and yellow flag as these pictures show.

Officers from Police Scotland are trying to trace a vulnerable Inverness man and they have appealed to the public for help to find John Wright.

Police have confirmed that they have found an North Kessock teenager who was reported missing.

A firm labelled the “tartan rebels in the Scottish Highlands” has expanded their team thanks to the HERO scheme.

Culcabock was once a separate village on the outskirts of Inverness, but it still retains its village-like aspect and appeal.

A man from Nairn threatened his family then warned police officers that he would head-butt them, a court has been told

A prisoner from Inverness has been locked up again over abuse of his partner

A world-leading project which will help increase the amount of renewable energy delivered via the national grid network has been unveiled in Moray

High Life Highland staff received an award which pays tribute to their work on the Black Isle with communities and all ages.

One of telly's most popular presenters has been doing his bit to help save the threatened species

A Scottish Water sewer response team based in Inverness has lifted the lid on what lies beneath the city’s streets

ENERGY VIEWPOINT: By Rob Gibson, former Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP