An Inverness man who attacked a man in Caithness had his bail restrictions changed so that he could visit his grandmother in Thurso.

The Drumossie Hotel has you covered over the festive period.

Soaring demand has sparked plans for 32 new allotments at an Inverness neighbourhood.

An Inverness charity providing trike rides for people with limited access to the outdoors has received the King’s Award for Voluntary Service.

Inverness Taxis owner fears Highland Council has not fully assessed the economic impact of the proposed visitor levy.

A Freedom of Information request revealed the group set up to govern the plans had not hold its first meeting until this month.

The craft fair is partnered with the charity Adopt a Child, who will have a stall at the event.

The council has committed to strengthening its internal procedures to prevent fraud after £3,000 were stolen in a phishing attack.

Inverness Film Festival kicks-off today, and this week there have been several showings at locations around the city to launch the event

Fishkeeper Inverness has been named regional winner in Practical Fishkeeping’s 2026 Readers’ Poll.

Inverness Sheriff Court heard the details of the man’s offence.

Thousands of young people across the Highlands are set to benefit from a new £470,000 STEM programme backed by SSE.

The Scottish Information Commissioner says he is “extremely disappointed” over the health board’s failure to meet the deadline.

Microsoft has been working to resolve a fault with its Microsoft 365 system.

Community representatives in Ardersier have shared an update on how a new planning process for a proposed 400 houses in the village is going.

Are you ready for a walk down memory lane?

Hundreds of invited guests will attend a royal carol service in the Highlands to celebrate young people in the run-up to Christmas this year.

A veteran journalist who spent half a century investigating the Renee and Andrew MacRae murders says detectives believe the bodies were moved.

Graduates celebrated their academic achievements with friends, family and staff at the UHI Inverness graduation ceremonies today.

For 50 years now, the murder of Renee and Andrew MacRae has disturbed and perplexed the police and public.