A profitable city centre barbershop with an "extensive and loyal customer base" has been put up for sale.

Father of four, Ben Horsfield, needs urgent surgery after being diagnosed with an “aggressive” brain tumour following a seizure earlier this month.

10 years to the day since ICT beat Celtic 3-2 at Hampden Park, fans recall the dramatic events of the match.

Its uniquely talented creator said: ‘Tom, I know you’re going to be the greatest strongman in history, no question about it.’

A mum who almost died after giving birth has added her voice to calls for more people to donate blood.

“No excuse can be offered for behaviour as abhorrent as this,” defence solicitor tells Inverness Sheriff Court.

We’ve rounded up where our beautiful area has appeared on screen, cards, stamps and even cans.

A fundraiser set up to support a Tornagrain dad-of-four after he was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour has reached over £27,000.

A surveillance zone for avian flu is still in place around Inverness after a case of the disease was confirmed in Daviot in March.

The man says he is “tired of having my rights discussed over the radio”.

A dedicated campaigner on cycling and public transport issues in the Highlands has died suddenly aged 54.

Inverness city centre was taken over by hundreds of egg hunters to mark the start of Easter Weekend.

The search for vocal talent has been launched for Highland Hospice fundraiser, Ness Factor 2025.

Friends and family of a Tornagrain dad and community stalwart are hoping to raise £30,000 to cover the costs of potentially life-saving surgery.

Alcohol, food and other items were taken from a number of Inverness shops.

Halo is a children’s charity dedicated to supporting families in need in the Highlands.

Leading rural organisations say muirburn licensing delays could risk exacerbating the growing threat of wildfires across Scotland.

Police hunting for selfish wild campers who sparked fury after hacking down trees, fly-tipping their gear and rubbish and ignoring wildfire warnings.

The life-threatening shock of her husband’s sudden brain bleed has led a Black Isle woman to the brink of a payback marathon challenge.

Handel’s work offered hope to a conflicted, fearful, mid-18th century culture - a hope rooted in Jesus, says our columnist.