So the Conservative Caithness, Sutherland and Ross candidate believes the economy must come first.

Why does it exist and what it means for the public at large leading up to the Holyrood vote.

It’s 20 years since Scotland introduced the smoking ban and for reporter Alan Beresford it signaled the end of life as a smoker.

Over £30million of investment has been agreed as three energy businesses unite under a new brand, Maraen.

It happened after he had stolen a bottle of water.

Today we go back to 2017

Mingyang’s investment bid was scuppered by concerns about national security.

Entries are now open for a popular culinary contest, which will see this year’s World Tattie Scone Champion crowned.

The decision is set to be made at a meeting next week.

Controversial plans to transform a historic former hospital building on Inverness’s riverside into a hotel look set to be approved next week.

Local MSP Fergus Ewing quizzes First Minister who says he is in the dark about the UK government's reported block on the Chinese deal.

Police have seized “a number” of off-road bikes in Inverness as part of a crackdown on “antisocial and dangerous” behaviour”.

Two men have been charged with committing assault to severe injury and robbery after an incident in Beechwood Road, Inverness, on March 24.

Two flights linking the Highlands with one of Europe’s biggest airports were cancelled today after stormy weather.

Almost 700 airport workers in the Highlands and Islands have secured a 7.5 per cent pay rise over next two years.

Two women tried to rob a man after he had let them into his home to charge their phones.

The wee Springer Spaniel puppy will be trained up to join the ranks of sniffer dogs detecting illegal drugs across the Highlands and Islands.

Claire Davidson, from Inverness, only learned she had a brain tumour by paying for a private MRI scan after “repeated” NHS visits turned up nothing.

Witnesses reported at least seven police and ambulance vehicles in the Beechwood Road area of Inverness following the incident on Tuesday afternoon.

Highland Council’s first fully electric bus is being described as “a major step” toward greener public transport as it hits the road in Inverness.