Call handling service CATCH Highland is set to have answered 100,000 calls by the end of 2022 since launch two years ago.

Organisers behind a plan to create a waterfront walk in Inverness met interested members of the public at the proposed site for a tour of the area.

I suspect someone buying a Mazda is more influenced by the build quality and the technical stuff under the bonnet.

Margaret Davidson stood down at the recent local council elections, having been a councillor for the past 27 years.

It seems some of the travellers have decided to leave Torvean Park – but some are still there.

A father and his two sons were led to safety by coastguard when their speedboat ran aground in choppy seas off Nairn's East Beach this afternoon

With the Highland Cross approaching, organisations are at work to get the route ready for the athletes.

A new driverless bus has been spotted travelling around Inverness Campus.

An Inverness trauma surgeon has noticed an increase in missile attacks since his return to Ukraine.

Choirs from across the country and beyond came to Inverness last weekend to sing gospel sounds.

AN afternoon of film, spoken word and music marked the conclusion of a festival to support the arts and challenge stigma about mental health.

A boy who has seen both a friend and a close relative diagnosed with cancer will have his head shaved later this month for charity.

The Highland strongman has revealed hidden talents as a goalkeeper and has also tackled the crossbar challenge...

A team from a construction and civil engineering company descended on Cradlehall Primary School to help clean up.

Jubilee tree celebrations at school.

Volunteers who have had contact with the community justice system are helping Inverness communities by making garden furniture.

He says onshore wind pays 'more than £106 million a year' into Scotland’s economy

Some of the attractions have not been open or running as normal due to staff shortages

And Glynis Campbell-Sinclair becomes just the second female Provost of Inverness

Opposition leader Alasdair Christie says the SNP staged a 'smash and grab' over jobs