Why we should relate to people with kindness, concern, patience and humility, according to our latest Christian Viewpoint column.

Discover how 20-year-old Tain TikTok star Sinead Swan brought her unique fusion of Gaelic hip-hop to the Belladrum stage following viral fame.

A round-up of court articles from the past week.

The community-led charity was established in 2024 to purchase and preserve Killearnan Parish Church and hall for future generations.

Content editor Andy Dixon went along to Caley Thistle v Dunfermline today.

One of the most memorable events over the festival is the fancy dress competition, where hundreds turn up in creative, hand-made costumes.

Tonight’s headline act for Belladrum has pulled out due to medical reasons.

Community groups and organisations across the Highlands are being invited to apply for funding through the Community Transport Grant Scheme.

THE first ever Home, Heart and Hoolie event in the Highland capital has been hailed as a success.

A building society has been given permission to install lifesaving equipment outside its city centre branch in Inverness.

People of all ages rallied up this morning in a bid to help create the world’s biggest stretch of tartan during Highlands’ biggest music festival.

Natalie and Stuart Harrigan were joined by their two sons Kai and Kayson, alongside family and friends at the Bella Temple as they got married.

A Dingwall funeral director has announced a new partnership with a charity that supports families across the Highlands.

The Human League, Kula Shaker, Rizzle Kicks and Scouting for Girls all drew in a crowd at Belladrum, last night.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson embarks on an epic mountain day with family and friends to reach a munro milestone

A bricklayer who drove his girlfriend’s car without permission after eight hours of revelry later refused to take a police breath test.

Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.

A pensioner who had never been in trouble before, landed himself in the dock trying to protect his friend’s land.

The Commonwealth Games did not pan out how Megan Keith would have predicted, but she was more than happy with the eventual outcome.

Three days of diverse live music planned for an Inverness venue seems to have been cancelled mysteriously - despite tickets remaining on sale.