The RNLI Loch Ness crew was handed £423.97 from The Loch Ness Experience in Drumnadrochit after it raised the money during a family fun day recently.

His legacy in shinty, athletics, politics and in the community will be marked at tomorrow’s MacTavish Cup final.

New volunteers joining Inverness Street Pastors will be formally welcomed a landmark service today.

The world’s strongest brothers are throwing their weight behind Team Scotland ahead of the Commonwealth Games - training one of its rising stars.

A homeless man has been jailed for two months after being caught dealing cocaine near an Inverness beauty spot.

Pupils have been learning about the countries involved in football biggest international tournament.

Chief executive Luke Farajallah said the decision to temporarily close the services had been “one of the hardest decisions we have had to make”.

Alex Norris admits he still has no idea when the facility might open after Home Office ‘assumption’ on HMO licence.

Sustainable fashion took centre stage in Inverness as charity shops and designers showcased pre-loved clothing on the runway.

Conservation works in Nairn are looking at how to protect some of its small inhabitants, with a new event coming later this month.

An iconic feature at the heart of the newly-opened Inverness Castle Experience has been admired by a city organisation which gave financial support.

Tarmac delays and runway closures.

The Princess Royal toured Raigmore Hospital’s maternity unit, meeting midwifery staff, maternity teams and a new mother and baby.

The 39-year-old was convicted of 12 crimes, including five offences of rape.

Transort secretary Stephen Flynn has been given permission to join the Tartan Army in Boston.

Around 200 passengers were hit by flight cancellations between Inverness and Amsterdam overnight.

The third in a series of seven talks at St Laurence Forres focused Tornagrain.

Rise Now 26 range is for both men and women.

Plans to regenerate an area in Nairn have been launched - with residents asked to get involved in developing a long-term vision for it.

Fortrose volunteers and school pupils were overjoyed after a “wonderful” visit from Princess Anne.