A gate at Reelig Glen has been vandalised.

A ROAD traffic incident has caused the closure in both directions of the A82 near Lochend earlier this morning, with lanes reopening after 9.30am.

Scots author Ross Brannigan talks to John Davidson about his new book, Running Adventures Scotland, and picks a favourite route from the Highlands

Beautiful 3/4 bedroom semi-detached house which still boasts many of it’s original Victorian features.

Huge boost for Inverness headquartered med-tech firm Aiber after £1.6 million investment by BGF.

The NHS in Scotland is no longer on emergency footing but it is as busy as before still dealing with Covid and catching up on treatment demand.

A medical practice in Inverness hosted a taster day with a range of activities as part of their charity challenge.

You’ll be lucky to get 18 miles out of every expensive gallon, but if that worries you, then this car is definitely not for you.

One of the sickest Highlanders to survive Covid-19 has made a plea for more compassion to be shown towards the vulnerable with restrictions eased.

Transport Scotland has announced a review of the multibillion-pound project as part of a consultation.

A 20-year-old Inverness man who entered a school with three of his friends threw water over the head teacher who tried to get them to leave.

It was taken from a ladies navy Carrera mountain bike some time between 7pm on Sunday, May 1, and 7am the following day.

A Police Scotland spokesman said the vehicle was a black Mercedes which was parked in Parkfield View on Monday, May 2.

Police in inverness who carried out an intelligence led drugs operation in Inverness town centre have seized drugs with a street value of £3,000.

Police are now involved in the long-running row over the location of the North Kessock bottle bank.

Morven Reid was elected as an independent councillor for Culloden and Ardersier at last week's council elections.

Executive Magazine columnist Fiona, provides tips for a better sense of employee wellbeing in the workplace

Immediate support is needed from the UK Government as households struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, according to Inverness MP Drew Hendry.

A NAIRN care home has had a complaint upheld against it after a patient was left in agony from a broken arm for a week.

Some independent councillors are understood to be unhappy about a potential deal with the SNP.