Inverness-based ice skating teams returned for Ice Factor last week raising money for their competitions.

In this episode of our literary podcast Northern Bibliosphere, we meet with Highland Book Prize 2021 finalist Donald S. Murray.

Houses designed to include home-working space could be built on a site near Kirkhill.

Two games away from the Premiership.

The Highland Hospice has installed a memory tree in its reception so people can leave lasting messages to loved ones.

A science festival in Inverness has been treating locals to events throughout May, and will come to a close tomorrow.

An Inverness charity formed to buy specialised equipment for people with disabilities has closed – but not without helping another good cause.

The dualling of the A96 was thrown into doubt after Transport Scotland announced a review of the project as part of a consultation.

People looking for work in the Inverness area are being invited to a two-day jobs fair in the city centre today and Saturday (May 13 and May 14).

Twenty-two businesses from the Highlands and Islands have started the latest Pathfinder Accelerator programme.

Politics is running in the family.

Highland Hospice has thanked Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC for its support and is wishing them all the best for the playoffs.

The Inverness and Nairn MSP denies allegations that he bullied civil servants while he was a minister

The officers, from Project Servator, were there to meet members of the public to encourage them to report suspicious behaviour.

Locals share their thoughts on the dualling of the A96.

A Loch Ness-side road has reopened after a crash involving a van early this morning.

A new video shows progress on the construction of Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.

A car fire has closed part of the A9 near Inverness.

Climber Anna Taylor shares about her journey to the mountain-tops.

Rhoda Grant's bid to replace foodbanks is quashed