An Inverness woman who sparked concern after going missing for two days has been found safe and well.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster finds echoes of an ancient prophet’s struggles in a modern day challenge.

An Inverness mum says her son with complex needs is facing a “cliff edge” after being told he will leave school this summer with no plan for support.

It was a busy week in the local courts again this week. Read on for just some of the cases which called in the past seven days.

He responds to our Readers’ Manifesto as the Conservative candidate for Inverness and Nairn.

It was a £1.6 million investment in the Highland capital, and one of the city’s favourite sons returned to mark the occasion.

The team behind the Highland bid for City of Culture 2029 believe designation will effect a “major collective psychological change” for us and others.

A long serving member of the Army Cadet Force on the Black Isle has received a promotion after more than two decades of service.

POLITICS MATTERS: David Stewart on the challenges for the UK as war continues in the Middle East.

Highland councillor Andrew Jarvie opens up about his own experience with ADHD.

The 40-year-old was last seen on Thursday Muirfield Lane in the city and may be wearing a tracksuit.

Emergency services are attending the one vehicle incident and advise motorists to find an alternative route.

It will partner with Durham College on renewable energy training with and hosted talks with the University of Akureyri.

A man who caused his ex-partner fear and alarm has been given a two-year non-harassment order.

Café V8 won six bronze awards at the British Pie Awards - with winners including pies sold at Caley Thistle and Ross County’s grounds.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A mountain bike circuit that leads to the Orrin dam before a wet and testing descent after sunset

Health chiefs have been ordered to apologise after a patient waited 18 months for hospital tests - despite specialists saying they were needed.

Police and custody escort officers were subjected to a torrent of abuse from a man who had also separately threatened a cyclist with a hammer.

Black Isle Councillor Morven-May MacCallum is leading the way.

An EasyJet flight from London’s Gatwick airport was forced to abandon attempts to land at Inverness Airport after suffering a “technical issue”.