Candidates from across the Highlands were jeered and applauded at heated Dingwall renewables hustings.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson heads up Cnoc Fyrish on a walk to the historic folly that tops the hill and provides a magnificent setting

The congregation of Ness Bank Church in Inverness celebrated more than 400 years of Christian leadership at a recent service.

A team of 32 supporters of a beloved Highland palliative care charity completed a gruelling trekking challenge in China — raising almost £220,000.

A man collided with two cars on a city street before driving away from the scene.

A Highland MSP has spoken out about how abusive behaviour “does have an impact on politicians, their families, and their staff”.

The group have warned of the impact on the local economy.

The Highland Council has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional State (Military) Administration in Ukraine.

Road restrictions for the Etape Loch Ness this weekend have been outlined, with several Inverness roads to close on Sunday.

An Inverness footballer has been sentenced to eight years in prison after being found guilty of rape and assault.

Inverness Chamber of Commerce has appointed four new members to its board.

Nairnshire is gearing up for a special guest next week, as a member of the royal family will visit community groups and initiatives.

A man has been found guilty of assaulting an infant to the danger of life.

The Inverness Castle Experience is delighting thousands of visitors - and now another family will get to enjoy it too after winning a competition.

Market manager believes “it adds another layer to what makes this place so unique”.

The trunk road will be closed at the swing bridge at Fort Augustus overnight tonight (Friday) after ‘extra works’ extended maintenance an extra day.

The Stratherrick and Foyers Highland Gathering has been cancelled — but local volunteers have planned alternative summer events for the community.

A “striking” and “exceptional” Victorian villa in the heart of Inverness has hit the market for almost £1.5 million.

Gunsmiths, on Union Street, will close for roughly a month for a “major refurbishment” before reopening seven days a week and creating five new jobs.

A popular Inverness café will soon have a new look after work began on its transformation.