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Reports of a sailing boat adrift in the Moray Firth has forced the partial closure of the A9 at Cromarty Bridge.

One of two carved sandstone wolves outside Inverness Town House has been the target of suspected vandalism.

This morning’s direct Inverness to London train has been cancelled as far as Edinburgh with replacement buses set to run.

A Nairn community choir has smashed its fundraising record with its Christmas concert — with £1800 raised for local causes.

He tells Prosper members it should receive the ‘same cost-benefit analysis’ as other energy.

A woman concerned in the supply of heroin has been given unpaid work.

Inverness is gearing up to host the “finest international one-day blues line-up in the UK for many years” with a new upcoming music festival.

Habitat restoration ecologist and potter Emily Hesling has been gaining fans since The Great Pottery Throw Down returned to our TV screens this month.

A Highland Council report has identified a rise in the number of people registered as homeless in the region.

The woman’s family say a consultant told them ‘she would still be with us’ if she had been admitted earlier.

Her efforts in Holyrood led to an inquiry that focussed attention on the role of the Scottish Government and Transport Scotland.

An exhibition showcasing some of the best talents amongst local amateur and professional artists and photographers kicked off last week.

A man has been charged with sending threats of violence towards a Highland MSP.

A man has been arrested by police following an incident which resulted in Union Street being cordoned off.

Police in Nairn are hunting a culprit who deliberately smashed the glass door of a home.

Heavy rain further south is disrupting multiple rail services to and from Inverness.

Comedian, prank caller and viral videographer Tiny Tim to perform at Inverness Town House.

This year’s Catwalk for a Cause will take place over two nights at the Drumossie Hotel.

Temporary barriers which have blighted a prominent Inverness city centre spot for more than a year may finally be coming down in the near future.