Police Scotland have confirmed they will be making no further statement on the recovery of a body from Nairn's West Beach on Thursday morning.

Visitors at an Inverness wedding fair shared their views on the event and what inspired them.

THE ice was broken on a food challenge record in the Highland capital yesterday.

Like the recent weather, things are hotting up for the highlight of this year’s business calendar – Highland Business Week 2022.

Blue-green algae, or cyanobacteria, are mostly found in stagnant water. These can contain dangerous toxins which can be harmful to pets.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures.

An Inverness trauma and orthopaedic surgeon witnessed first hand two Russian rocket attacks at both ends of the same train journey.

With a resident population of around 47,000 people and millions of visitors passing through each year, policing Inverness is no small job.

When customs officials searched our motorhome last week, they weren’t counting the bottles of wine we’d bought to take home.

The return of the Highlands & Islands Tourism Awards (HITA) for 2022 has seen a record number of entries.

FROM cakes to cars, lush dresses and accessories, visitors at the Drumossie Wedding Fair could find a wide range of ideas from exhibitors today.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for heavy showers and thunderstorms which could cause disruption.

Subjects include the response to a call for new hotels, an art exhibition and smoking in public.

Like “shooting brake”, the term “dashboard” is a legacy of the past. It originally referred to the wooden board attached to the front of carriages.

IF outgoing Commercial Hotel owner Graeme Robertson had a wee tear in his eye at the weekend, who could blame him?

More than £3000 has been raised to help pay for a celebration of the life of an Inverness teenager.

A Sunday afternoon on the Speyside line inspires John Dempster to seek the stillness where God is found.

Match delayed after serious injury.

Fishermen angered by an “eyesore” riverside art installation are aiming to give Highland Council paws for thought after erecting artwork of their own.

After Scottish golf courses have been showcased on the worldwide stage over the past fortnight.