A new children's book designed to help young people better understand autism and hidden disabilities is to be distributed free of charge.

An Inverness student who returned to university after undergoing cancer treatment has been honoured.

The Gateway Housing Support and Care at Home Service was rated "very good" across the board by the Care Inspectorate following a surprise visit.

People across Inverness and the Black Isle are being urged to give blood to help supplies stay buoyant over the course of the World Cup.

A Typhoon flypast and a parachute display are among the attractions planned for a major Royal Air Force event in Inverness.

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Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious one-vehicle crash on the A835.

An Inverness venue is set to host the first headline performance by what is believed to be the world's only Gaelic metalcore band.

Mhairi Wylie had only been in her post as chairperson of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service for weeks when a devastating blaze broke out in Glasgow.

Inverness Airport has reopened after being forced to close for several hours due to an ongoing incident.

Police Scotland confirmed that a 30-year-old man was arrested and reported in connection with the incident.

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A driver has been banned after going the wrong way down a one-way street in Inverness while more than three times over the alcohol limit.

Christiane Hullmann met with representatives from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) during a visit to the city.

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Can you spot yourself in any of the footage or pictures we took at Inverness Leisure during Scotland’s match against Haiti?

It has been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court.

It was a sell-out in the Highland capital as 1000 people packed out the main hall to watch Scotland’s opening match against Haiti.

A team of volunteers from Inverness have been helping families in war-torn Ukraine rebuild homes damaged by the fighting.

Plans for a café inside the Northern Meeting Park have sparked an objection from the council's environmental health team.