Police are trying to identify a Caley Thistle fan who threw blue smoke bombs onto the pitch in a “highly dangerous” act earlier this month.

A Highland MP said 2025 was a "pivotal year" for renewable developments — as communities in the region “finally lost patience with being ignored”.

Ariane Burgess, Scottish Green MSP for the Highlands and Islands, has welcomed the local impact of a scheme aimed at helping homes become warmer.

A round-up of our January 2025 print edition front pages.

NEWS VIEW: Columnist Colin Campbell considers the dangers faced by police officers on a daily basis.

Highland Council assesses that 62 per cent of locals cannot afford to purchase a home.

Two Nairn sea swimmers are braving winter waters to raise funds for Blue Space Highland through a nationwide cold-water challenge.

Retailers in the city centre have had a successful year, with Christmas shoppers having spent more than average.

A football club’s players and fans flocked to Nairn beach for the annual Christmas Eve dip.

A new hoodie has been unveiled as part of High Life Highland’s Leadership Programme — to recognise young people supporting mental health charities.

Eye-opening Christmas ‘outrages’ of the 1820s, and struggles getting festive mail to St Kilda were making headlines in Christmases of long ago.

A new charity aimed at improving the lives of patients at the Highlands’ only mental health hospital has made a first delivery in time for Christmas.

As I attended my first Carol Service of the season, it was a traditional nine lessons and carols at St Peter and the Holy Rood, Thurso.

A Highland homebuilder has brought Christmas cheer to local causes nominated by residents in an Inverness neighbourhood.

Today we go back to 2016

Fears have been raised that cutbacks to bus services in some parts of Inverness will have the effect of forcing more people back into their cars.

“The gym has grown from a small ‘rough and tough’ style training space into, what we believe is one of the Highlands’ most welcoming.”

Sense of community has made Pittyvaich’s first Christmas even more meaningful.

Premier Stores is offering up groceries, household items, hot food and local produce in the heart of the city centre.

Big-hearted Inverness folk have raised almost £14,000 overnight in an astonishing festive fundraiser for a homeless man and his dog.