CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: Columnist John Dempster on a Black Isle author’s latest work asking questions about what life means.

A freshwater conservation project that has delivered both habitat and heritage benefits has been recognised on the national stage.

The latest headlines from Inverness Sheriff Court.

Play parks in an Inverness neighbourhood look set for much-needed improvements if a bid for funding is approved next week.

A section west of Nairn had been blocked off following a “road traffic collision” just before 5.30pm.

Establishing a pioneering Community Improvement District could open the door to a host of wider funding opportunities it has been claimed.

A fondly remembered feature of the city centre landscape could be set to return - a decade after it was removed.

A fundraiser is set to take place to raise vital funds for a Highland charity which supports the visually impaired.

Columnist Daisy McKenzie on how her hopes for her growing children have become much more focused.

Hawthorn Allotments’ bid for more than £60,000 to create 30 new plots looks set to be approved next week.

A cocktail week is set to return in Inverness for a second year.

A Scottish adventurer is set to discuss her experience of trekking Saudi Arabia at an event in Inverness.

Are you in our latest mystery photos from around the Highlands, or do you know anyone who is?

It was published out of the Highland capital for a handful of years, providing a voice for the trans community in particular.

A series of improvements and safeguards is being put in place on the trunk road network in the north of Scotland, according to operator BEAR Scotland.

Police say occupants of a three-vehicle car crash just north of the Kessock Bridge were checked out by paramedics.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson explores the tracks and trails at Loch Lundie and visits the ruined remains of a former settlement on the moor

‘The views across the Cromarty Firth to Ben Wyvis are something truly special, and we wanted to make them a central part of the dining experience.’

Plans to transform a field on the eastern outskirts of Inverness into a green community hub could get a “critical” £90,000 funding boost next week.

Funding is being sought to improve a ‘well-used’ Inverness footpath and improve local walking and cycling links.