A woman drunk three double vodkas before driving, a court hears.

The Three Little Bakers of Inverness were crowned Scottish Baker of the Year at a glittering ceremony in Glasgow this weekend.

An art sale hosted in aid of Inverness charity Highland Hospice sold more than 100 paintings.

AN Inverness pub is joining a fundraising effort across the UK to help seriously ill children.

A woman is to be sentenced after a supermarket assault.

Three years ago, we lived in a world where masks were worn by surgeons or by comic book heroes, but hardly ever by most of us.

A generous Inverness Brownie has helped out the Highland Hospice as part of her charity badge.

How one woman's faith has been inspired.

TWO young Inverness entrepreneurs are looking for support for a new development of their culinary school.

An Alness-based business have extended their warranties to encourage less waste of white goods.

In this week's episode of Northern Bibliosphere, we'll have the pleasure to sit down with Jen Hadfield and talk about her collection The Stone Age.

Highland Council has granted permission for six new affordable homes in Inverfarigaig on the east bank of Loch Ness.

A huge shipment of aid collected in the Highlands of Scotland has been unloaded in Poland for distribution to help Ukrainian refugees.

Three people have appeared in court on drug dealing charges.

A proposed new Lidl supermarket at Inshes in Inverness could undermine efforts to reduce car journeys and cut carbon emissions say council officers.

The Chartered Institute of Building are set to host their first in person event on Thursday

The Liberal Democrats and Greens make big gains, the Conservatives hold and Independent fall by seven

Bar staff at the pub refused to serve the man because he was too drunk.

Businesses and those with an interest in shaping the regional economy of the Highlands are being encouraged to have their say on the latest proposal.

Former diplomat and another Green is elected replacing retiring council leader and Inverness Provost