A school has warned that free bus provision being cut could leave pupils unable to get to school safely

A warm welcome and good food awaited diners at the return of a Sunday lunch club forced to close during the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the stage’s best known fictional lawyers is receiving support from her real life Highland counterparts ahead of her appearance at Eden Court

Incidents at Nairn and Keith result in plea from Highland League

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures, bringing you the best snaps from nights out and events around Inverness in the past.

Throughout Inverness Castle, former court rooms, corridors and offices, once busy with day-to-day judicial tasks, stand silent and deserted.

In former court room one, the bench from where sheriffs dispensed justice has disappeared and the public pews are wrapped in plastic awaiting removal.

Charles Bannerman asks how education for our children will improve

This past week it hasn’t felt like being in the Highlands at all.

Kirsteen Campbell set up a group to help women suffering with endometriosis.

It’s true that so much of what’s in our hearts is visible in our eyes, says churchman John Dempster.

A taxi driver was called an offensive name by a drunk Alness woman who had fallen out with an intoxicated friend in his vehicle.

The depute head boy may have his sights set on a career in cyber security but his own ambitions do not stop him thinking of others as he goes.

Moira Ness hosted a fun charity casino night with a 1920's theme to raise money for her Strictly Inverness participation.

Picking up the emergency services prize at the Highland Heroes awards was a welcome validation for the work they do emergency responders have said.

A party turned violent when a 21-year-old man thought a teenage boy had been sexually assaulted by the host.

A grieving sister is walking 200 miles this month in aid of the charity that helped her brother in his final moments.

An Inverness man has appeared in court after spitting at a medic

A local building company is laying the foundations for a young and enthusiastic workforce through a new scheme.

A well known face in Inverness, Wendy Morgan, has been recognised for the hard work she puts in at home.