When I think of Spey Valley I think water, wildlife, and wilderness. Well, that’s what I used to think.

Who will you nominate as your healthcare hero?

He admitted making homophobic remarks at the officer.

A new student prize plus the launch of a lecture series will mark the 25th anniversary of an Inverness architectural practice.

Winter is the time when we get more chest infections and more colds, so we should do all we can to protect ourselves and others.

Charities across the region have been handed a significant cash boost thanks to the return of the Highland Cross.

Two fire appliances attended the scene alongside Police Scotland with nearby streets cordoned off

The recent COP27 conference in Egypt reminded us of the need for action on climate change, the most serious crisis ever to face humanity.

Councillor Alasdair Christie asked: “Where is the common good in three Christmas trees within eight feet of each other?”

He says 'this should serve again as another reminder of the sacrifices made by generations past'

Trade unionists and campaigners gathered in Inverness city centre to demonstrate against UK government spending cuts and the cost-of-living crisis.

A Q&A with Keith McCaffery about running a city centre business.

The first steps have been taken towards much needed improvements to Whin Park play area and boating pond on Inverness riverside.

Active travel designs developed for Raigmore Interchange and Riverside Way, Inverness have been given the go ahead.

Business concerns were dismissed but a legal challenge is underway

Prosecutors have highlighted 'unduly lenient sentences' including relating to a case in Inverness.

Highland Council's Inverness committee has heard worries over fire service availability.

Hunt for the Lost Toys is located at 10 stops where participants will be guided on their trip on an adventure as they find all the lost presents.

Police officers were called out to the scene of a collision in Inverness between a truck and a mobility scooter in Longman Road around noon today.

RAIL passenger numbers in the far north are still substantially lower than prior to the pandemic – despite a big bounce since the height of lockdown.