A modern and classic car show is taking place for a sixth time and this year, the public is being encouraged to vote for their favourite motor.

It challenges Highland Council, Holyrood and Westminster and others to work together.

Members of an Inverness-based motorcycle club will be carrying a 70kg dummy on a stretcher up Ben Wyvis to support an armed forces charity.

An Inverness father-to-be admitted his “utter stupidity” in driving at speeds up to 100mph on a 70mph section of the A9.

A charity has been looking back fondly as it also celebrates handing out community support totalling almost £10,000 so far.

A Forres man spat on a woman, seized her by the hair and demanded naked pictures at an address in Nairn over six years.

Two lifeboats, three coastguard teams, police and the ambulance service were called to the incident on rocks near Caird’s Cave on the Black Isle.

Sporty teenagers and talented youngsters enjoyed an evening of pride at the annual Nairn Academy Celebration of Sport and Leadership.

Members deciding ‘common good fund’ awards were unwilling to pay 33p a day to maintain life-saving devices.

A Highland MP is set to call for referendum powers to be devolved to the Scottish Parliament following Keir Starmer’s resignation announcement.

Armed Forces Week is now under way in Inverness following a special flag raising ceremony at the castle, and a parade is planned for this weekend.

Nairn’s MP has shown little sympathy following the Prime Minister’s resignation this morning.

The operator of the UK’s electricity grid has visited Inverness to talk with Highland energy firms and stakeholders.

Oluwatoyin Amuda carried out one of the sex assaults at Fairburn House Care Home, near Muir of Ord, while the other occurred in Inverness.

Local MP says no changes likely from a new Prime Minister before September.

Ways of making long-distance travel easier are being explored by Highland Council - and it wants the public to have their say.

“For us to be able to take more of that Scandinavian model, to be more ambitious like Faroe has done … we need those powers.”

Donna Gray (31), of John Street in Nairn, had admitted several motoring offences in Nairn in February, two of which were drug or alcohol related.

Simpsons marks a significant milestone this month as it celebrates the first anniversary since acquiring its Fochabers site.

Workforce North has been launched with a mission to unlock the full potential of the Highlands and Islands.