Tributes are being made to the late developer and business leader Davie Cameron, who has died at 83.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster speaks to a young woman whose life took an unexpected turn at a pivotal moment.

A 30-year-old woman from the Black Isle is using her own personal experience of addiction and recovery to help others in the area.

Our reporters have been covering all the region’s biggest court cases this week.

A popular fundraising event which has raised more than £300,000 since its inception has been given an extra boost this year.

He is the first member to leave the local authority over the controversy, others quit the committee.

Duncan Macpherson says he ‘personally deeply sorry’ to David Brown’s victim.

Daisy McKenzie, grieving the loss of baby son Albie, on the strangeness of being invited to a celebratory event in recognition of her work on loss.

A woman grabbed her former partner by the neck on two separate occasions at their workplace.

Young singer-songwriters from the north of Scotland are set for a special performance to celebrate their part in an “amazing” creative scheme.

Volunteers have collected more than 11 million rare seeds in a bid to help restore Scotland’s native woodlands and rainforests.

A man who was found in possession of extreme pornographic images involving bestiality has been given unpaid work.

The public have been called on to help shape a bid to make Inverness, and the Highlands, the UK City of Culture in 2029.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson heads out to try the newly built path that takes the Great Glen Way off the road south of Drumnadrochit

A Highland car dealership has been recognised nationally for their preparation and customer care of their used car business.

Colleagues from a local care home have taken on a mud-splattered obstacle course to raise funds for charity.

An Inverness mum says she has lost trust in Highland Council over delays and unanswered questions about mould-hit flat.

Brand-new dedicated wellness destination will make its debut at Belladrum.

Two more Highland councillors have quit the licensing committee that controversially allowed a convicted rapist to retain his taxi operating license.

The charity has reacted to the resignation of the chairman of Highland Council’s licensing committee.