CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster shares his train of thought after a visit to the Victorian Market.

A successful Inverness car sales business has secured planning permission to expand into larger premises.

Violent sexual crimes to drink-driving and attempted murder allegations feature in this week’s court roundup.

We asked the local MSP hopefuls running for the seat what they think should happen.

Head coach proud of club’s success.

Inverness are returning to the Championship!

POLITICS MATTERS: David Stewart on the difficulty of calling the Inverness and Nairn result in next week’s Holyrood election.

NEWS VIEW: Colin Campbell on what is missing as another Highland tourist season rolls out.

Anti-racism campaigners gathered in Inverness this afternoon to promote “unity and inclusivity” at a community demonstration in the city centre.

BUSINESS FOCUS: On May 7 voters across Scotland will choose a new parliament at a moment of real consequence for our economy.

We looked at what our readers told us and what Labour offers.

A young filmmaker with an Inverness-based group is in the running for a prestigious UK film award.

Biggest crowd of the season to watch title decider

Team entries are now being invited for the eighth Sneckie Soccer event in Inverness, set to take place this June.

There’s been no shortage of celebs spotted in the Highlands in recent weeks — and lots more are on their way.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson tackles the Etape Loch Ness on a fine day for cycling in the Highlands as the event returns for the 12th time

The shop/office on the corner of Baron Taylor Street and Drummond Street was most recently used as the constituency office of local Conservative MSPs.

The Highland Classic Motor Club (HCMC) has donated £250 to Café 1668, enabling the community café to replace the battery in its on-site defibrillator.

A new home has been found for a long-lost Inverness football medal from the 1930s – after a search stretching to Australia and back.

Inverness and Nairn candidates speak out after one Highland school had to call the police.