The latest in the Inverness Courier's series about policing the Highlands.

The Kessock Bridge was officially opened 40 years ago today by the Queen Mother and archive photos and a video have been released to mark occasion

A lovely walk under the spectacular Glenfinnan Viaduct is just reward for John Davidson, who advises checking ahead to avoid the parking chaos

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Bill McAllister tells the fascinating story about pistol packing Jacobite heroine Lady Anne Mackintosh

A trauma team providing specialist pre-hospital emergency care in the Highlands has been saved from funding cuts.

Householders are being warned to be on the lookout for possible rogue traders offering home energy improvements.

The Highlands are at the heart of new industries to tackle climate change and provide energy security.

There are a number of major productions and West End hits in Eden Court’s programme of live events for the autumn and winter.

An Inverness support worker convicted of stealing cash has been removed from the Scottish Social Services Council’s (SSSC) register.

An area of land on the outskirts of Nairn – once subject to a bidding war among home developers – could be officially taken off the market next week.

A professional body piercer in Inverness is calling for a ban on piercing guns after seeing an influx of emergencies.

It was the grand return of the much-loved Black Isle Show today as thousands flocked to the showground to watch the fun.

The deadline for nominations has been extended until August 12, it was announced today.

Struggling ferry operator CalMac is again reshuffling its pack in a bid to reinstate sialings on the 'Skye Triangle' routes.

The pop icons live performance will be broadcast in Inverness this weekend.

Rosemarkie’s Groam House Museum needs to find new space after being asked to vacate an old stable block it rents on Rosehaugh Estate seven miles away.

A FORTROSE man who was living a chaotic lifestyle during the pandemic has narrowly avoided being locked up for a string of offences.

An offshore worker has been handed a £1200 fine and disqualified from driving for 16 months after drink-driving home from a funeral.