Dozens of new jobs are to be created after energy infrastructure giant Global launched a new spin-off company.

A rally driver from Drumnadrochit is set to swap the high octane stuff to race on pure pedal-power in an 18-hour charity ride home from Edinburgh.

A Nairnshire-based artist told us her life-long journey from China to Cawdor — which is at the heart of her first solo exhibition, now on display.

Large “closing down” banners have gone up in the windows of the TG Jones store in Inverness High Street.

The man was pulled from the water at 3.10pm, almost two hours after the alarm was raised, but was pronounced dead soon afterwards.

A victim of domestic abuse is questioning Police Scotland’s response towards her after her abuser was released from prison.

It secures egg and nest removal licence just before recommending constraints for others.

Months of frustration for motorists of a city car park show no swift sign of resolution after the council gave no timetable for ticket machine repairs

Jason Mullen (24), of Hazeldene House in Inverness, was jailed for five months over the offence in the city centre.

The 149th Nairn Highland Games was a “great success” and “on par” with last year — which was one of the biggest in living memory.

Emergency services are in attendance near the Kessock Bridge amid reports of concern for a person.

Inverness Sheriff Court heard that Lawrence Paterson (30) was a chef to trade and had been of good behaviour in the six months following the offence.

The Highland Main Line has reopened after Network Rail Scotland inspectors removed an HGV that had become stuck.

Reports suggest an HGV struck a rail bridge near Inverness Railway Station.

A man who gave police a fake name while in possession of cocaine has been warned he faces custody if he fails to carry out his sentence.

Net Zero efforts across Highland Council are helping to slash the use of single-use plastics and non-recyclable items in school waste.

Officials say multi-million pound options to reopen the structure ‘cannot be justified’.

A repeat domestic abuser has been jailed after he shouted, swore and threatened his partner with violence in Inverness city centre.

As an emergency planning officer for Highland Council, Hannah Cameron-Ross has been busy as part of the response to the wildfire in the Cairngorms.

Today we go back to 2015