An Inverness man who “lashed out” and broke a pane of glass has been fined.

The council has been asked to agree to a new policy to tackle the problem.

Music and dance-loving Nairnites and visitors are in for a treat as the summer of Nairn Ceilidhs is set to close with a bang later this month.

The number of people on the waiting list for Inverness has remained the same despite a reduction in the Highland waiting list as a whole.

A long-vacant and derelict site on Millburn Road next to the Raigmore Interchange is to become a car rental site after plans were finally approved.

The transport secretary has confirmed that ‘money is in place’ for the dualling of the A96 between Inverness and Nairn, including the Nairn Bypass.

The next stage of the competition will be for the judges to decide who gets shortlisted.

The force also confirms that his wife Anne-Marie Brown is also being investigated.

Hugh Webster is rewilding relations officer for SCOTLAND: The Big Picture

A fund supporting Highland organisations, set up in the memory of a beloved mum, is now open for applications.

A crime group member who forced vulnerable people to allow their homes to be bases for drugs supply made more than £15,000 from his activities.

Motorcyclists from across the region are expected to come together to help give a Drumnadrochit man an emotional send-off at his funeral this week

Australian Oscar Gray’s sighting from Urquhart Castle has taken the total number of encounters for 2026 up to 11.

Highland MSP Maree Todd has welcomed a campaign to raise awareness of the serious risk of asthma as children prepare to return to school.

The new restaurant, which was originally slated for an August 11 opening date, will not now welcome customers until September.

Glenmore Forest Park welcomed thousands of visitors again at the weekend after opening up in the aftermath of the devastating wildfire.

MP Angus MacDonald has challenged the Secretary of State for Scotland on the findings of a new report on the state of Highland public services.

FROM THE ARCHIVES: How the status of Gaelic in schools has changed over the years.

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An aspiring optometrist from Inverness is gaining valuable hands-on experience through a scholarship with Specsavers.