A fundraiser for the heartbroken family of musician Iain Gordon Macfarlane has doubled in donations overnight.

Our Christian Viewpoint columnist discovers an hour ‘when I feel that sense of divine connection with something beyond’.

An Inverness car mechanic is sacrificing festive celebrations with family and friends to deliver humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian frontline.

The latest news from Inverness Sheriff Court.

Essich Park, which offers a number of luxury farmhouse apartment suites, has been given permission to erect six new holiday caravan/pods.

When it comes to property in Inverness, one name is synonymous with trust, service and a personal touch: Tailormade Moves.

A 39-year-old admitted headbutting the officer.

Motorists and shoppers are being urged not to get caught out by after changes were made to parking bays close to Inverness Castle.

Do you recognise anyone in our latest mystery photos from Highland events in decades gone by?

Over 50 people and their animals arrived at what was described as a ‘paw-sitively joyful Christmas celebration.’

The deadline is fast approaching for performers of all abilities to submit their entries for next year’s Inverness Music Festival.

Banking giant Barclays may have found a new location for its Inverness Local branch - inside the Eastgate Shopping Centre.

Born To Lose Motorcycle Club embarked on a charity bike push from Inverness to Dochgarroch in support of the local charity Safe Strong & Free.

Iain Gordon died at a property in Inverness on December 4 and has had a ‘lasting impact’ on the lives of many people.

A new building warrant suggests the former Timpson store, next to Baron Taylor Street’s junction with Academy Street, could become a takeaway.

A primary school has been told to further improve its teaching and pupils' literacy and numeracy - but staff have also been praised.

The first three games kick-off at 2am and 11pm against Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil.

A food trailer close to historic buildings linked to the Battle of Culloden has lost its bid to stay after retrospective plans were rejected.

The new and improved “Invest Highland” website was discussed at the full council meeting.

University bosses and NHS Highland insist safety came first during the short-lived reopening of a building where deadly legionella bacteria was found.