Police Scotland have launched an appeal for help from the public to trace Alasdair Fergusson.

Explorer and filmmaker Jude Kriwald visits Inverness to share what drew him to a life of adventure.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster meets a woman who drifted away from church before finding her way back.

A lack of childcare is affecting jobs, business recruitment and whether families choose to stay in the Highlands and Islands’ most remote communities.

Highland Council is preparing to install a new service area specifically deseigned for motorhomes at the A9 North Kessock car park.

Jail for a father of 15, a glassing attack and a rapist taxi driver’s appeal against his conviction feature in this week’s court roundup.

Artists from across the Highlands are coming together to explore the impact of mental ill-health through a unique exhibition.

Fifty-four Argentinian students have been getting to grips with some very Scottish traditions during a six-day visit to Inverness.

Looking ahead to a longed-for holiday Daisy McKenzie finds herself contemplating what it means to be in control - or not.

After more than 40 years dedicated service encouraging thousands of young musicians in the Highlands, Norman Bolton makes a surprising admission.

Living life to the full takes centre stage for north-east care home residents in a brand new film.

Four people have been arrested and charged after police executed a warrant at an address in Inverness.

Businesses, communities and projects across the Inner Moray Firth area secured more than £14.9m of HIE investment last year.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: The VIP group enjoys an action-packed weekend of water and land-based activities at the Cairngorms outdoor centre

According to the new data, nearly a third of the region’s schools were in a “poor” or “bad” condition as of April 2026.

Former Moray Firth Radio DJ Andrew Ross passed away with his family by his side at Meadowlark Care Home, Forres.

Promoters of the North Coast 500 route say they are strengthening community ties through three new appointments.

A Highland taxi driver has offered a heartfelt insight into her own struggles in an industry hit by falling earnings and a rising tide of abuse.

The 48-year-old pleaded not guilty and a trial has been set.

Clive Salmon (56) was snared as he stayed at a bed and breakfast in Inverness in late February this year.