ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson dusts off the road bike for a training ride ahead of the Etape Loch Ness, which returns at the end of April

It was an emotional evening of laughter, entertainment, fabulous food and drink, and great camaraderie.

The Glenmoriston Arms Hotel plans to more than double its bedrooms and enlarge its bar & restaurant in response to increased Great Glen Way interest.

Labour’s Caithness, Sutherland and Ross candidate responds to our Readers’ Manifesto.

The special celebration brought together unsung heroes from across the region.

The eight-year-old spearheaded a community efforts from her classmates and teachers to raise money for the charity.

It was only confirming what some locals and visitors have been saying for years.

An Inverness church commemorating and celebrating Easter will open its doors to the public next week - and to the past.

The family of a man battling a deadly cancer are throwing themselves into a further major fundraising drive as they attempt to prolong his life.

Moray Firth No To The FLOW-Park images show how facility will truly look from Findhorn beach.

The laser clinic is being proposed for one of the five new retail units at Leys Square in Milton of Leys.

Kate Forbes is left ‘awestruck’ by Westminster’s incompetence as Highlands loses 1500 proposed jobs.

A police officer was injured during an alleged attack on three officers investigating reports of a separate assault at a bus stop in Inverness.

Inverness Symphony Orchestra marks a major milestone this weekend with a special anniversary concert at Inverness Cathedral.

Rhiannon Merritt of Prosper on challenges and opportunities facing the Highlands.

A predatory paedophile has been jailed for nine years for subjecting young girls to a catalogue of sexual abuse.

A man left a young woman “absolutely terrified” by subjecting her to a series of horrifying physical assaults and rape threats.

Inverness-Edinburgh conductor was wearing rainbow lanyard as he checked ticket

Detectives searching for the bodies of Renee and Andrew MacRae are ready to study results from land surveying work before deciding on their next step.

May’s Holyrood election will see voters asked to cast two votes - but why?