One passenger said the airline’s founder, Willie Logan, “would never condone this total nonsense”.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson joins the Moray Trails Twenty-20 grassroots charity ride and enjoys a bikepacking weekend with family and friends

An Inverness teacher who walked on the rail tracks after drinking has been fined £1040 for shouting abuse at a conductor.

It is one of nine finalists in a category recognising projects or initiatives demonstrating improved access to travel for disabled people.

Callum Macpherson departs role leading the ‘game-changing’ enterprise.

Pupils were recognised for their excellence at the school’s inaugural sports awards evening.

He will be taking up a 10-day residency in Boston’s only Scottish bar as Scotland prepare to kick off their World Cup campaign against Haiti.

A total of 31 schools were represented at competition.

Businesses from across the region came together in Inverness recently to find out more about reducing their carbon footprint.

One person has been airlifted to hospital in Glasgow following a lorry crash on the A87 between Invergarry and Bun Loyne.

Former pupils invited to contribute memories to series of anniversary events for listed building.

A lorry crash has closed a Highland trunk road both ways.

A Highland teenager was sentenced to 150 hours of unpaid work after he admitted trying to rip off a pride flag at an Inverness cafe.

Concerns have been raised over proposals to reduce links between the Highland capital and the Northern Isles.

She plans to be in attendance in Inverness this weekend, calling for ‘greater fairness and kindness’ towards the LGBTQ+ community.

Artists and art-lovers will be inspired by the stunning natural surroundings of Findhorn this season - while learning from award-winning tutors.

Highland BlindCraft Sensory Services is on the lookout for volunteer drivers to help boost the services it offers.

A number of Nairn businesses are gearing up for Scotland Loves Local week.

A popular Inverness football festival that has raised more than £140,000 for charity is set to return this month with a new focus.

A total of 38 schools were represented.