AN Allanfearn man who downloaded indecent images of children while on bail for a similar offence was ordered to carry out 300 hours’ community work.

A riding group for the disabled is back on track after storms earlier this year.

A Highland organisation is recognising the Gaelic language’s potential contribution in helping to drive economic growth on two sides of the Atlantic.

Members of the Highland Stags are set to shave their heads this weekend to support team mate who has cancer.

It is more than two years since the start of the Covid pandemic, and we may be thinking about how things are now compared with 2020.

Keen cyclists set off today on a charity challenge to raise money for the Highland Hospice throughout the month of April.

A FUNDRAISING yoga event will be held in Inverness this weekend to show support for people in Ukraine.

Police in Inverness are to offer the public a live question and answer session on doorstep crime and frauds.

Police are looking for help from the public following a firearms incident.

A 27-year-old man was branded "a danger to women" by a sheriff who jailed him at Inverness Sheriff Court for a total of 40 months.

UHI has taken to social media to explain its new logo after receiving feedback of disappointment.

A young man reported missing from Inverness has turned up safe and well.

Drainage works worth £10,000 are to take place at junctions on the A9

Packs of Lateral Flow Device (LFD) tests will be distributed from several Highland locations from Monday, April 4, to Friday, April 8, next week.

NHS Highland is asking people how they can help provide extra support to ensure care for people is targeted at those who need it the most.

Acclaimed comedian Reginald D Hunter is set to return to the Highlands later this month.

AN Inverness member of staff at a care home group was one of the 12 beneficiaries of a hospitality scholarship scheme.

A Highlands artist's origami work has been found hidden away in an attic.

A grieving sister channelled her loss into a fundraiser throughout March as she walked miles for the Highland Hospice.

An Inverness secondary school has been forced to send pupils home after a fire alarm sounded.