Ross County fans will tomorrow show their support for a star player allegedly targeted by racist abuse from a visiting team’s fan.
Staggies interim boss Don Cowie is looking forward to locking horns with the first manager he worked under as a coach, Stuart Kettlewell, on Saturday.
It will see investment across communities with over £1bn for schools and roads over the next 10 years in Phase One of the programme.
The Ross-shire and Sutherland Federation of the SWI will host its Handcraft and Baking Show at Findon Hall in Culbokie.
The A82 was closed in the heart of the Highland capital after a major police response to a "disturbance" in a nearby street.
A 49-year-old man has appeared in court in connection with an incident involving a van that drove on the wrong side of the A9 at the Kessock Bridge.
Earth House in Inverness-shire is in running for the title in popular BBC TV series
A popular festival is returning to Inverness this summer with two months of live music, DJ sets and special events.
There was a strong demand for power and shortages witnessed across various types.
An “appalled” local representative has responded to the incident by stating “our roads are not race tracks for tourists”.
Gairloch Museum threw its doors open to launch a new exhibition, titled Our Fragile Land.
Dashcam footage is being sought by police investigating dangerous driving on the Kessock Bridge last night.
She is now surely the most influential political voice to emerge from the Highlands in a generation. But just who is Kate Forbes?
In the new list ranking the top 20 UK seaside villages, Plockton is described as “an absolute stunner”.
He admitted being in possession of power tools and offensive weapons, namely three crossbow bolts.
A collision between vehicles has partially closed the Kessock Bridge.
Billionaire media baron’s superyacht sails into Ullapool ahead of the launch of a brand-new festival for boat enthusiasts.
Moving onto new pastures
New First Minister to be pressed at Holyrood to bring dualling timetable forward
A series of free drop-in events will be organised by a leading sight loss charity across the Highlands next week.
