“Somebody's going to have to be held accountable for this.”

An Inverness bus driver was let off with nine penalty points and a warning - after driving at more than 100mph on the A9.

Titles from Kerri Andrews, Colin Bramwell, Mandy Haggith and Petra Johana Poncarová are the finalists.

A Nairn man was disqualified from driving and fined after dangerously overtaking other vehicles on a Nairnshire road.

Sometimes the most unexpected conversations can remind us just how important creativity is within our communities.

Thirty new jobs will be created when a global retail giant with almost 5000 outlets across the globe opens a new “multi-brand” store this autumn.

Loganair announces huge cuts to Northern and Western Isles services from July.

The original plan was for one restaurant but now the developer wants to split it into three separate units.

“There were loads of people running over, looking surprised I got myself out.”

He had left a young woman “absolutely terrified” after a series of physical assaults.

Mental health charity Mikeysline has opened a shop inside the former One of a Kind store, and will be selling a range of goods to boost funds.

The £2 bus fare price cap has sparked a surge in people using it in the Highlands - with passenger numbers up more than a third since its launch.

Fans of smash hit TV show Outlander have donated more than £10,000 towards Culloden Battlefield.

A family business has been named the top fish and chip shop in Inverness for a third year in a row.

A magical evening of live music by candlelight could be in store as great Scottish pop and rock anthems are reimagined classical style in Inverness.

Pupils at Merkinch Primary School in Inverness have a fancy new addition to their playground thanks to a generous donation.

Inverness Gaelic Primary School enjoyed a spot of pre-World Cup football glory by triumphing in a national 5-a-side and Gaelic language competition.

When Donnie and Lena Aird first started seeing each other, it was a long-distance relationship with the pair keeping in contact by writing letters.

Two young Gaelic and Scots singers are set to perform their own compositions as Eden Court’s ‘Under Canvas’ summer festival returns.

Today we go back to 2013