A man who gave police a fake name while in possession of cocaine has been warned he faces custody if he fails to carry out his sentence.

Net Zero efforts across Highland Council are helping to slash the use of single-use plastics and non-recyclable items in school waste.

Officials say multi-million pound options to reopen the structure ‘cannot be justified’.

A repeat domestic abuser has been jailed after he shouted, swore and threatened his partner with violence in Inverness city centre.

As an emergency planning officer for Highland Council, Hannah Cameron-Ross has been busy as part of the response to the wildfire in the Cairngorms.

Today we go back to 2015

Grant aid of more than £10,000 each is being recommended for a city project aimed at helping young people in the area.

POLITICS MATTERS: David Stewart considers the history of bodies created to tackle specifically Highland issues.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.

An Inverness scout group could get £10,000 of funding in a bid to see its hall renovated and provide a better facility for community use.

Rollerbowl, which closed in October and has been for sale for £1.5m ever since, appears to have found a buyer after it was listed as “under offer”.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster was prompted to think about comforting words as he attended the Black Isle Show this summer.

Almost 40% of its roads are now in need of maintenance work while neighbouring Moray has the second best network.

Our reporters have been busy covering a variety of cases this week.

A charity is seeking £30,000 from the Inverness Common Good Fund to ensure emergency food parcels are distributed to 5000 people each year.

A Highland filmmaker is set to make history after becoming the first Scotland-based recipient of the prestigious scholarship.

A Highland MSP has called for the first minister to introduce a new law to “clean up politics”.

Reporter Federica Stefani talks about her journey towards obtaining British citizenship.

Homeless people in Inverness are struggling to access basic hygiene facilities when they need them most, according to a charity.

Staff shortages among Highland firefighters are sparking safety concerns — with three stations having less than hald the intended staff numbers.