A Black Isle woman who went missing for three days has been found.

An award-winning Inverness bakery is set to expand after the £45,000 fit out of a new shop in Milton of Leys was approved.

An Inverness and Nairn candidate vows to ‘hold the government’s feet to the hottest flames of a roaring fire’.

A man has been jailed for nine months for a string of offences, including spitting at a security worker at Raigmore Hospital.

Business owners from across the Highlands gathered in Inverness to raise their concerns over non-domestic rate price hikes.

An Inverness man is to contest a charge that he directed unsolicited sexual remarks to a woman police officer in Thurso.

A new clip of Eilean Donan Castle shows a peek into the filming for new blockbuster film starring Henry Cavill, Highlander.

NHS Highland’s Psychology service has announced plans to host a “Psychology Research and Clinical Practice Conference” in Inverness this month.

The Free North Church’s spire suffered £100k of damage during Storm Floris but has now secured the “majority” of funding needed for emergency repairs.

The urgency for the construction of the Nairn Bypass received cross-party consensus among MSP candidates at a recent political debate.

Drivers have been using the cathedral’s grounds as unauthorised car parking to avoid traffic control measures in the local area.

An Inverness city centre business has raised the alarm after another incident of cooking oil theft.

Rebecca MacDonald (42), from Balblair, was last seen in Inverness city centre shortly after 6pm on Tuesday (April 14).

The Inverness actor and fellow stars Henry Cavill and Kevin McKidd have begun filming the Highlander reboot at Eilean Donan Castle.

Jamie Bowern will be raising money for Against Breast Cancer, after his grandmother lost her battle with the illness a little over two years ago.

A final masterplan for the dramatic transformation of a historic Loch Ness-side inn and its surroundings has gone before Highland Council planners.

The family of Christina Chisholm say it is a comfort to see something positive come out of her passing.

A sheriff has determined there was no fault or failures in care when the convicted killer of Renee and Andrew MacRae died in custody.

Black Isle resident Carol Elliot’s great grandfather was part of the English side which won the very first World Cup in 1909.

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