CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster on how a Hollywood blockbuster shines a light on what it means to be Christian.

People with lived experience of neurodegenerative conditions are being invited to meet researchers keen to represent those in under-served areas.

Glasgow man in possession of extreme pornography; Invernessian sent indecent images; and a Black Isle hate crime.

A man bit a former friend’s ear during a train journey from Inverness to Tain.

A man previously ordered to complete a programme for domestic abusers has now been jailed, after failing to carry out his community payback order.

Stoddart Crane Hire got the Family Business award and M&H Carriers was named Employer of the Year.

Parades in Inverness and the far north among 200 others across the UK.

Ryan Clark (24) is preparing to take to the Ness Factor stage with hopes of inspiring others living with anxiety and depression.

Teacher opens up as support service for people with chronic fatigue syndrome delayed.

As the public in cafes and bars were asked to leave premises in the Queensgate area.

The blaze blocked the A82 for more than three hours as emergency services dealt with the incident.

There were no injuries in this morning’s fire that left the A82 southbound closed.

Emergency services are on the scene and there are no reported injuries.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Ten coast-to-coast Highland Cross events completed as John Davidson savours the wilds of Kintail, Glen Affric and Strathglass

Angus MacDonald has been told he has let his constituents down by his former Fort William and Ardnamurchan ward colleague.

A café capable of accommodating dozens of diners will open inside the Northern Meeting Park after the plans were approved.

A young motorcyclist was clocked going excessive speeds around Inverness, while not having valid insurance.

Patients at Raigmore Hospital could no longer be able to access bedside TVs — with around 300 devices no longer supported by the system operator.

A local primary school is set to host its summer fair tomorrow, and it is raising funds for an adventure trip for pupils.

Two Inverness church members have just discovered their paths first crossed more than 60 years on a football pitch in another part of Scotland