CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster believes we need to look beyond political ideology for real hope.

Raigmore Interchange is set for temporary traffic lights for three weeks, starting tomorrow (June 22).

This week’s court headlines.

A racially aggravated threat to harm or kill a police officer and her family has resulted in a fine for an Inverness man.

She is one of the most successful female athletes in the competition’s history.

Haiti may have lost to Scotland when the two nations faced each other in their opening match in the World Cup.

It was a sensational comeback.

Daisy McKenzie, grieving the loss of baby son Albie, on why she will always be there for her boys.

An Inverness Sheriff Court employee has been named a finalist in the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service Excellence Awards.

A motorcyclist who was killed by a German ‘serial entrepreneur’ has been described as a “man of character and strength, a loving father and husband.”

The A9 is currently restricted northbound at Granish due to a road traffic collision.

A Highland charity has been awarded with the highest level of accreditation possible.

Six primary school pupils are set to embark on a cycling challenge to raise funds for a children’s charity, which is supporting their friend.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A concentration of archaeological sites make for a fascinating walk around the volunteer-run Yarrows Heritage Trail near Wick

It was an incredible atmosphere.

Inverness High School is set to have a feedback session with pupils and parents on two of its recent policies.

It was an incredible atmosphere.

An annual event has raised over £19,000 for a local mental health charity.

Highland Free Spirits has requested an alcohol license from the council.

A POPULAR Inverness bar is set to have “one last chance to party” before they close their doors for four weeks.