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Police have launched a search for a missing Inverness man, who they believe may have travelled to Caithness via public transport.
An Inverness police dog has been praised for his persistence in tracking down suspects.
A Scottish singer has opened up about his own battle with mental health, as he shares words of wisdom promising “light at the end of the tunnel.”
Actor, comedian and producer, Jane McCarry — best known to millions as Isa from the legendary sitcom, Still Game — is headed to Inverness.
A Dingwall school have shared a “huge thank you” to Ross County Football Club, after they kindly hosted an Easter party for the pupils.
Dingwall school pupils were treated to a visit to a local farm, to learn all about what life is like on a farm.
A Black Isle woman, praised for her “warmth, humour and coffee-making skills”, retires from charity work after over a decade of service.
A Highland mental health charity, with branches in Invergordon and Inverness, has been named as the Best Wellbeing Service at an awards ceremony.
A North Kessock primary is trailblazing the way for Highland schools to incorporate a “dedicated learning garden”.
Residents at Eilean Dubh Care Home on the Black Isle were treated to the skirl of the bagpipes on March 10 to join the International Bagpipe Day.
A wilfully-caused Dingwall fire in MacRae Crescent yesterday (March 17) has sparked a police appeal for information.
A Stolen quad bike in Dingwall has triggered a police appeal for information.
The survivor said: “Robbie Paulin was my coach, he was my best friend… he is my sexual assaulter.”
A Cromarty craftsperson apprentice has scooped the highest accolade at a national awards ceremony.
The child-led environmental activism group began the campaign in 2022, after they found shocking information about the impact of cigarette butts.
Another “fantastic” instalment of the Inverness Music Festival has drawn to a close after a busy few weeks.
A Caithness woman won Fundraiser of the Year at Highland Heroes for her project in tribute to her late best friend, Julie.
Our readers have shared their thoughts on recent new stories, with Letters to the Editor.
The headteacher of Inverness High School was “delighted” to win the School of the Year award at Highland Heroes on behalf of pupils.
A Cromarty teenager with a relentless dedication to youth work has scooped a prestigious accolade at this year’s Highland Heroes awards.
