King Charles III has a genuine love of the Highlands – and the area needs all the backing it can get it as winter beckons

Dr Laura Ryan, who is NHS 24's medical director, answers readers' questions.

The special delights of Halloween were shared with some of the park's residents.

NAIRN residents gathered for the opening of a brand new playpark last weekend.

A 12-year-old girl missing in Inverness has been found safe and well.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures

A glimpse into the Inverness shopping and business scene 80 years ago uncovers many long-gone names, but also a few survivors.

A plan to use Raigmore Hospital as an ‘overspill’ for Moray maternity services is still being pursued – despite “patient safety concerns”.

Highland Council is to get almost £1.4 million from the Scottish Government to develop two Gaelic school units in Tain and Skye.

Police are appealing for help tracing a missing 12-year-old in the Inverness area.

On Monday evening, the pavements will be busy with excited children dressed in scary costumes, carrying torches and hollowed-out pumpkins.

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A 34-year-old Inverness man was fined £425 and banned from driving after admitting driving under the influence of a cannabis metabolite.

Inverness Gaelic side FC Sonas used in government Covid case study.

A 20-year-old man will be sentenced next week when he appears at Inverness Sheriff Court on other more serious matters.

Anyone who is growing or starting a business now is amazing says Inverness-based Garek Begg, chairman of Begg Shoes and Bags.

A CONVICTED drug dealer was back in court and admitting supplying friends with drugs.

Inverness-shire company Tomatin Firewood seeks permission for small tourist development.

A Ness Factor finalist was hoping to literally go the extra 13 miles by taking part in the Amsterdam Half Marathon in aid of Highland Hospice.

Gilpin Bradley was named as the new food and drink ambassador for Highlands and Islands.