Iain Gordon died at a property in Inverness on December 4 and has had a ‘lasting impact’ on the lives of many people.

A new building warrant suggests the former Timpson store, next to Baron Taylor Street’s junction with Academy Street, could become a takeaway.

A primary school has been told to further improve its teaching and pupils' literacy and numeracy - but staff have also been praised.

The first three games kick-off at 2am and 11pm against Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil.

A food trailer close to historic buildings linked to the Battle of Culloden has lost its bid to stay after retrospective plans were rejected.

The new and improved “Invest Highland” website was discussed at the full council meeting.

University bosses and NHS Highland insist safety came first during the short-lived reopening of a building where deadly legionella bacteria was found.

Father called police to report his son after attempted assault.

A meeting will be held by mid-January to review the new all inclusive approach to helping victims of domestic abuse.

Nearly 500 people are set to take part in a new programme designed to help secure meaningful jobs.

A man kicked one of his colleagues in a supermarket before being racially aggressive to a police officer.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for western Scotland this weekend.

Moray FLOW-Park developers secure up to £1.5m Crown Estate funding as concerns grow over the project’s impact.

Cllr Alex Graham wants to avoid ‘distress and anxiety’ to ‘people, domestic pets, farm livestock, and wildlife’

A popular stretch of woodland near Inverness has again been hit by filthy fly-tipping.

The two brands worked together earlier this year for the launch of the football club’s mascots, Nessie and Nessa.

The Nairn salon was ‘recognised for excellence’ in the Hair Stylist of the Year category.

A new investigation into postal services across the north of Scotland has found that nearly half of letters sent to Inverness were delivered late.

The 55-year-old challenged police to arrest him.

A bacteria that can cause deadly Legionnaires' disease has again been discovered in one of the University of the Highlands and Islands’ buildings.