A fundraiser is being launched today for a new Gaelic hub in the Highlands.

Readers respond to news that Highland councillors will not limit the number of sex entertainment venues and other contributions made this week.

Inverness politician David Stewart suggests our state pension could be a major issue in next General Election.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures

Have you heard the news from MFR? From next month it will be all-change for the “North’s Number One”

Are you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember either of the events?

Kiltarlity village could be set to expand if an application for 30 homes is given the go-ahead by Highland Council.

People using Inverness-based workshops have been shining a light by selling candles to help the Ukrainian appeal.

A conservation charity is is offering people from across the Highlands the opportunity to play a part in the future of Scotland’s heritage.

This weeks Christian Viewpoint article discusses shopping and religion.

Cheques were presented to two Highland Charities this week with money raised from an auction.

A former Inverness man who made a nine-hour round trip to place flowers on family graves was left heartbroken at the state of the cemetery.

A MAJOR Highland food and drink industry event will be back this year after two years away.

Backing most promising individual category at Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards is an honour for sponsor

A man has appeared in court after being caught with a knife on the Kessock Bridge.

A LOCAL fun spot in Inverness is going to feature in a new crime novel by a former Met policeman.

Pupils at Duncan Forbes Primary School in Culloden are taking to the sports pitch with a sharp new look, thanks to law firm Munro & Noble

Clients gaining from help from the Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) network are on average £4400 better off, new figures reveal.

A fourth sighting of Nessie so far this year has been added to the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register.

'We decided to put together the day to get musicians together for the first time in two years and raise some money'