A road between Munlochy and Culbokie has been closed following a road traffic collision this morning.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster on how pagan tradition has echoes in Christian thought and practice.

A house which was badly damaged in a fire in Inverness more than two years ago looks set to be brought back into use.

This week’s headines from Inverness Sheriff Court.

‘To have one dancer reach the World Juvenile Finals is a dream come true — to have two from the same school is incredible.’

A Nairn man who spat at police officers has avoided jail.

“Visits like this give young people the chance to explore, ask questions and discover how electricity is generated in a fun and engaging way.”

Richard Miller (51) administered CPR for 35 minutes on his dad and was deeply impacted by the event.

Local housebuilder Tulloch Homes is supporting Croy Live throughout 2026.

The region has a new young people’s champion after a 22-year-old from Inverness has taken up the role of Highland Youth Convener for 2026-27.

Inverness BID has offered an unreserved apology to a busker who was moved on from the High Street, yesterday.

A crash involving a car and pedestrian took place on Queensgate last night and “enquiries are ongoing”.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson takes a walk below some of the tallest trees in the country in a hidden forest planted in the 19th century

A 9.9MWp solar farm capable of powering thousands of homes will be erected on part of the former Longman landfill site after the plans were approved.

Qutting a corporate job and opening a wee record shop at the far end of the Black Isle was a leap of faith — and Craig Stevenson isn’t looking back.

Parts of Raigmore Hospital are still experiencing disruption following a water leak incident yesterday.

Emma Campbell, Highland representative for Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK, wants other survivors to talk about their experience and seek support.

The firm plans to invest in apprentices as part of its long-term strategy.

It has been the season for buskers in Inverness city centre.

Plamen Ersalimov says he has a deep love for the Highlands and its people.