A Liverpudlian drug dealer has been offered a second chance at Inverness Sheriff Court.

Children facing stress or anxiety while at the Highland Children’s Unit are set to benefit from the “vital” support of two new “play specialists”.

How Inverness doctor Jonty Mills turned a small group jog into one of the city’s most welcoming midweek meet-ups.

One clinic has a waiting time of around 224 years, but in the Highlands the wait is only likely to be a matter of months.

A north-east has scooped an award for innovation - their third major trophy this year.

Today we go back to 2019

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Highland archivist shares some of the stories of the Highlands’ built past.

Pupils at an Inverness school had the chance to have a full immersion into the importance of languages in the workplace with a new interactive format.

A 59-year-old has been hospitalised following a crash near the A9.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on what matters to them.

A charity has raised £350,000 through a fundraising campaign to benefit a network of 15 other local charities.

John Dempster considers where an appreciation of the natural world can lead.

A man who assaulted his ex-partner and then breached his community payback order has been jailed.

It’s been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court.

OutdoorLads, aimed at gay, bisexual, trans and queer men, is expanding its presence in the Highlands after two decades south of the border.

A play dedicated to Scotland’s favourite bear is set to visit Cromarty later this month.

The Highland capital facility, home to curling, ice hockey, skating and non-sporting events, are closing in on the midway point of their overall goal.

A man who sexually assaulted three of his carers “cannot recall the incidents”.

A motorist who was stopped by police for having no insurance told them there was no point because he was a disqualified driver.

Columnist David Stewart ponders what next month’s Budget might mean for pensioners in the Highlands.