A 26-year-old was found to be drug-driving while over eight times the limit.

A local football author and historian is seeking help in returning a long-lost cup final medal to any surviving family of a player from the 1930s.

An Inverness man who smashed in his back door window while his children were going to bed has been given unpaid work.

The protest started on Friday and was “safely concluded” this afternoon.

Two animal rights activists who staged a rooftop protest in Inverness for two days have been guided off the nature agency building by police.

Highland Council has pulled out the big guns as it attempts to persuade judges the region has what it takes to be named UK City of Culture 2029.

Talented young businesspeople of the future from Culloden Academy have secured top prize at a major regional finals awards ceremony.

Today we go back to 2016

A unique awards ceremony celebrating the creativity of young people and the future of hospitality

A new analysis has revealed a “hugely disappointing” pattern of worsening ambulance holdups at Raigmore Hospital.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.

The skeleton, dating back 1400 years, had been placed in an unusual cross-legged position with large stones holding down his legs and arms.

A new hunt for the bodies of murdered Renee and Andrew MacRae is to be carried out at the former home of their convicted killer.

“I honestly can’t believe it, I feel like I’m going to wake up and this hasn’t actually happened,” said winner Leanne Mulvey.

An Inverness woman who sparked concern after going missing for two days has been found safe and well.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster finds echoes of an ancient prophet’s struggles in a modern day challenge.

An Inverness mum says her son with complex needs is facing a “cliff edge” after being told he will leave school this summer with no plan for support.

It was a busy week in the local courts again this week. Read on for just some of the cases which called in the past seven days.

He responds to our Readers’ Manifesto as the Conservative candidate for Inverness and Nairn.

It was a £1.6 million investment in the Highland capital, and one of the city’s favourite sons returned to mark the occasion.