A Royal Mail worker who already had points for speeding knocked a cyclist off her bike.

If approved, nearly 40% of Ardconnel Terrace homes could become short-term holiday lets.

An Inverness company will compete alongside innovative businesses from around the UK for a top award later this month.

A new musical based on the 90s cult TV sitcom, The High Life, is coming to Inverness later this month as part of a Scotland-wide tour.

A “witty and brilliant ride through time and space” as well as poetry and music will entertain visitors to a free unique performance later this month.

Motorists on the A9 have been warned of possible disruption when a temporary lane closure and convoy system is introduced.

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Police have appealed for help tracing an Inverness woman who has not been seen for almost three days.

Police have confirmed that two people were take to hospital for treatment following the crash north of Aviemore on Sunday morning.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.

Numerous ambulances - including an air ambulance - and several fire engines were deployed to the scene at the Granish junction, north of Aviemore.

Helen Crawford secures a ‘time-limited pause on major developments’ to develop a National Energy Plan.

The fire service sent three appliances, plus ‘specialist resources’, to a crash near the Granish junction, north of Aviemore, around 9.44am on Sunday.

The two new Nessie sightings were the first of 2026 and end a months-long wait for fresh glimpses of the mysterious beast.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster on how an Inverness writer’s latest book made him think about what makes people truly themselves.

An internationally acclaimed choir from America will perform in Inverness Cathedral.

It has been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court - here are some of the cases that called.

Tackling violence in the workplace will be a key theme at a ceremony organised by Inverness trade unionists.

The carer told him his “behaviour was totally unacceptable.”

A documentary student is looking to hear from community midwives in the Highlands for her latest film.