The man was seen of CCTV entering the Subway store in Inverness’s Harbour Road through a fire exit, despite having a key to the premises.

Babayaga were a group of former Nairn Academy pupils.

A man was repeatedly punched on the head during the attack, captured on CCTV.

A dance school celebrated pupils who passed their dance exams last week.

An Ardersier resident has called for information to be passed to police by anyone who knows who may be responsible for fly-tipping in the Carse Wood.

BBC One Scotland is currently seeking Inverness nominations for Scotland’s People 2022 with Jackie Bird.

A Nairn River Community Council meeting cancelled after the death of the Queen has been rescheduled.

Two councillors have tabled a motion to full council calling on the administration to work with the management of the Ironworks.

A HIGHLAND heritage institution will feature in a tv series exploring the role played by grandparents of famous actors in the Second World War.

A murder suspect's wife blurted out to police 'I never stabbed her or whatever happened to her'.

A Clydesdale horse bred in Nairnshire was spotted on duty behind the Queen’s cortège as it made its way down the Royal Mile in Edinburgh last week.

Six fire crews are tackling a barn on fire at a Highland farm this afternoon.

An initiative to engage schools in the Spirit of the Highlands and Islands project at Inverness Castle has been given a boost.

Highland Labour MSP Rhoda Grant is seeking answers from the UK Government on financial support for those off the gas grid.

The Caithness Courier caught up with a sprightly octogenarian at the end of a mammoth cycle ride that is expected to be verified as a world record.

The Iron Age site at Swartigill has yielded up its treasures with one artefact showing a possible connection between Caithness and the Roman Empire.

Karen Gillan says she has only recently realised how good exercise is for her, mentally as well as physically.

Retired engineer Martin Shand (65) said he was returning from college in Dundee for the weekend and spotted the two vehicles at Dalmagarry.

Earlier this year Highland Council area was ranked worst in Scotland for literacy and numeracy in P1, P4 and P7.

Extreme adventurer and author Ross Edgley to attempt the world's longest non-stop swim on world famous Loch Ness.