CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster catches up with an old friend whose blindness hasn’t stopped her getting on in life.

Can you spot yourself in any of the footage or pictures we took at Inverness Leisure during Scotland’s match against Haiti?

It has been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court.

It was a sell-out in the Highland capital as 1000 people packed out the main hall to watch Scotland’s opening match against Haiti.

A team of volunteers from Inverness have been helping families in war-torn Ukraine rebuild homes damaged by the fighting.

Plans for a café inside the Northern Meeting Park have sparked an objection from the council's environmental health team.

Motorists are being advised of overnight closures on the A82 north of Fort Augustus starting tomorrow evening to enable resurfacing work.

Nursing students from America are visiting the Highlands to learn about innovative approaches to healthcare delivery in rural and remote communities.

“Thrilled” church leaders in Inverness are delighted after plans for a purpose-built new home for their congregation were given the green light.

Three men have been jailed for a more than eight years following an investigation into an organised crime ring operating in Moray and the Highlands.

Scotland fans might be ‘lovin’ it’ and on a ‘sausage roll’ after the Haiti game!

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson feels the strain on a run from the south side of Inverness linking with the Great Glen Way to reach Abriachan

Mystery surrounds the future use of a former Inverness city centre office, after conflicting plans for its use as a shop or a café were BOTH approved.

Students on the course at the Scottish School of Forestry at UHI Inverness secured a 100 per cent pass rate and several stepped straight into jobs.

A prominent former bank site in Inverness could become three shops or offices after plans were lodged with Highland Council.

Roddy Wood has been made an MBE for his work with a wide range of youth and veterans projects.

POLITICS MATTERS: David Stewart on efforts to save axed flights for the good of the Highlands

Disruption to traffic continues in Nairn as works to repair a sinkhole on which appeared on the Hight Street last week are being carried out.

A busy Inverness road will close for five days next week for resurfacing works, motorists have been warned.

Families joined Inverness primary pupils for a colourful exhibition celebrating children's rights and global cultures.