This Halloween sees the release of The Stone of Destiny, the second instalment of Andrew Neil MacLeod’s The Casebook of Johnson and Boswell trilogy.

Without wishing to tempt fate, ask yourself when you last had a puncture.

AN INVERNESS art lecturer will see his work on show at two prestigious UK art academies, one of which will be exhibited alongside royal artwork.

THE excellence of the food and drinks industry in the Highlands was celebrated at an awards ceremony last night.

Emergency services are at the scene and the road is closed in both directions

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Fun activities in Inverness proved hugely popular with youngsters during the half-term break.

Inverness Chamber of Commerce boss insists supporting local business really matters to our local economy.

A disabled toilet block in an Inverness park was closed this week after being hit by vandalism.

One of Scotland’s most exciting live acts will headline the fourth outing of this Inverness music festival.

Dancers hoping to take part in next year's Strictly Inverness dance competition have until Monday to get their applications in.

Public Health Minister Maree Todd visited Dalneigh Primary School in Inverness today as the key target to involve all 32 local authorities was met.

Students taking part in a survey about their learning experience have triggered a £1000 donation for a Highland mental health support charity.

Alison Laurie-Chalmers says “remember remember” that our beloved pets can become upset and anxious at strangely dressed guisers and loud noises.

A chef has been given a chance to stay out of trouble after a night out ended with him punching another man in the face.

Professor Boyd Robertson says it is time to 'pass on the baton to a new chair'

A popular Inverness cafe and gift shop has reopened in a new city centre location.

TRAIN users in the Highlands are being warned that no service will be running in the region following the latest development over a pay dispute.

Lara’s Halloween House is back!

Some Highland councillors representing Inverness said children are having to eat their lunch outside.