The proposals, near the Falls of Foyers, have been approved despite strong local objections over road safety and impact on existing businesses.

Some details, including the date and some of the performers providing the entertainment, have already been confirmed.

The owner of a beloved Inverness entertainment institution has expressed his gratitude to loyal locals and staff.

A man who carried out a string of shoplifting in a seven-week spell will be sentenced later this month when he has other matters calling.

Today we go back to 2018

A 34-year-old Inverness man downloaded almost 1000 images and videos of children being abused or posing erotically.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Lauren Cameron explores a haven for wildlife where a series of emerging walking trails are being developed to welcome visitors

Charity Mikeysline is driving hope into even more communities after launching its second Hive on the Road vehicle - thanks to royal support.

Police are hunting those responsible after a deliberate fire at a house in the early hours of this morning.

They were removed by electrofishing but it is not thought that this killed as SEPA investigates.

Counterfeit and smuggled cigarettes have been seized from shops in Inverness and Easter Ross after tip-offs.

Four people have appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court on charges of being concerned in the supply of drugs in the Highlands.

A key access to an riverside beauty spot will be closed to the public later this month.

A hiker has been stretchered off a mountain after suffering an injury in the Monadhliath Mountains.

There are just a few more days left to vote for your favourite city centre businesses.

A 40-year-old Inverness man who assaulted a woman in a city centre pub will be sentenced next month.

A brave mum and son are set to take on a charity abseil this weekend, descending from the heady heights of an iconic Highland castle.

A retired lorry driver with decades of unblemished motoring misjudged an overtake and almost crashed head-on into another car.

MSP Fergus Ewing hits out at the recent seagull summit and rail chaos in the Highlands.

Highland Council is urging community groups to ‘apply now’ for its Winter Resilience Programme if they want grit bins in their areas.