Diesel at one city forecourt hit 201.9p a litre at the weekend, with three others all on the cusp at 199.9p amid continued fall-out from war in Iran.

Many of the chairs replaced in the council debating chamber were given to a charity, the local authority said.

An Inverness-based trust that has helped hundreds of Highland families into affordable homes “faces the very real prospect of closure”, it has warned.

A care-at-home service for adults has been given glowing feedback following a surprise inspection.

Industry Connect Highland is seeking to produce classroom learning that helps create new career opportunities for the region’s future workforce.

Today we go back to 2017

Louise Robertson (43) was first hit in 2019 after an infection turned to full-blown sepsis, and now wants to help raise awareness of the symptoms.

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

The RNLI’s Loch Ness lifeboat was launched in response to the incident.

A local sailor has described spotting something ”I can only explain as a large oversized crocodile head” while on Loch Ness.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster speaks to a young Highlander on creating a sense of welcome for young people exploring faith.

A band which has performed at Belladrum wants to help support people who make local music possible on stage and off.

The cases our reporters have covered this week at Inverness Sheriff Court.

About to be a published author Daisy McKenzie discusses how writing helps her.

Highland Hospice was selected as UHI’s charity of the year following staff nominations and a vote.

A dedicated rugby coach conquered ferocious headwinds through 20 hours of physical torment on his bike to raise cash for his club’s young players.

As he plans yet another dangerous humanitarian mission to the Ukrainian war zone, Inverness car mechanic Danny Ward is in sombre mood.

Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre have announced an innovative new addition to their annual Strictly Inverness dance fundraiser.

Discoveries beneath Inverness Castle, mapping projects and Iron Age archaeology will be among the topics at the Highland Archaeology Conference 2026.

A well-used pedestrian route is set to be closed for weeks as repair work gets under way on a riverside church.