Fire appliances were called to a report of a car on fire on the A9, last night.

Highland author James Miller examines the ups and downs of Britain’s relationship with the European Union in his new book Keeping the Light On.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster finds much to ponder on in art and lieterature.

‘I’ve always wanted to learn to dance, and I can’t think of a better reason to finally do it than supporting the Highland Hospice.’

It has been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court - here are some of the cases that have called.

Highland Council is seeking approval from its own planners to bulldoze 24 old flats in an Inverness neighbourhood to create 12 new homes.

Moves are being made towards creating space for the first tenants of a key part of Inverness Campus specifically designed for smaller businesses.

It aims to improve customer experience with easier access to the information and services they need online.

A student from the University of the Highlands and Islands is a latest recipient of a prestigious scholarship.

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Inspection reports shed light on life at one Highland school in the late 19th century.

Grieving mum Daisy McKenzie on why she is always busy.

After a successful Gran Canaria route, it is likely that the capital of the Highlands will soon see more destinations at its doorstep.

Police have arrested and charged two people after £100,000 worth of drugs were recovered on the A9 road.

The Watoto Children's Choir is set to perform in Inverness.

A new exhibition has launched celebrating emerging artists and designers.

It is the group’s biggest annual fundraiser, regularly attracting up to 400 visitors. Around 50 varieties of seed potatoes are expected this year.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson visits Inshriach Forest and finds a winter wonderland that speaks to the formation of the beautiful Uath Lochans

Inverness-based Meallmore care homes join the UK top 20, earning top marks from residents and families across the region.

Two people were the targets of abusive remarks, heard Inverness Sheriff Court.

She tells us that housing has always been her top priority.