Inverness police appeal after car stolen and subsequently recovered
Inverness police are appealing for information after a car was stolen - and then recovered the following day. Read More
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Can you guess the names of these Scottish towns with Emojis?
To celebrate World Emoji Day we've created a quiz to test your knowledge of Scottish towns across the north and north-east.
‘Rare development opportunity’ advertised in heart of Inverness
A “rare development opportunity” is being advertised at a prominent site in the heart of Inverness.
Inverness man broke his victim’s jaw with a single punch
An Inverness man who broke his victim’s jaw in two places with a single punch will be sentenced next month.
Inverness police appeal after car stolen and subsequently recovered
Inverness police are appealing for information after a car was stolen - and then recovered the following day.
North MSP backs innovative cycling scheme in the Highlands
A north politician is backing an innovative cycling scheme which aims to help older people across the Highlands stay active and socialise.
Boost for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance as new supporter brought on board
A property firm with offices across the north is raising money to bring a new air ambulance to the region, potentially saving countless lives.
Lorry load of alcohol explodes over A9 causing blaze and shutting road for hours
A lorry load of alcohol exploded over the A9 early yesterday – closing the road for hours.
North road remains partially closed after supermarket lorry catches on fire in the early hours of the morning
A road heading into Inverness remains partially closed after a lorry caught fire in the early hours of the morning.
‘Arrogant’ Highland Council faces taxi strike
Inverness taxi drivers have threatened strike action after joining ranks with a national trade union - claiming it aims to use its “clout” to take on the “arrogance and contempt” of Highland Council.
Major repairs needed for historic Highland chapel
A major restoration project has been planned for a decaying historic Highland chapel built in the early nineteenth century by the 12th Lord Lovat.
North MSP backs innovative cycling scheme in the Highlands
A north politician is backing an innovative cycling scheme which aims to help older people across the Highlands stay active and socialise.
Pressures on NHS services prompt increase in referrals to Inverness’ MacKenzie Centre
As pressures on NHS services are felt, new services are being offered to users of the MacKenzie Centre as referrals to the Inverness facility continue to rise.
Plans submitted for 94 ‘inexpensive’ new homes in Loch Ness-side village
Plans have been lodged for 94 new homes on a patch of farmland in a small Loch Ness-side village - possibly increasing the population by one fifth.
Ambulance crews ‘red flag’ hundreds of north and north-east homes amid safety fears
Safety fears mean paramedics are unable to attend emergencies at hundreds of north and north-east homes without police protection.
Preparations step up for this year’s Inverness Highland Games
Preparations for the Inverness Highland Games next week are well underway with further events announced yesterday being added to this year’s line up.
Police find five-figure stash of counterfeit bank notes at an Inverness hotel
Police in Inverness have urged businesses to be on their guard after a stash of fake bank notes were found in the city.
Young people to curate events at six National Trust properties in the north
A new festival is to use some old treasures to celebrate young people as part of a participatory series of events over the summer.
Legendary Moscow State Circus arrives in Inverness bringing drama and ‘sabotage’
The legendary Moscow State Circus is set for its opening night this evening amid claims of attempted “sabotage” to posters, allegedly by competitors.
Highland woman who assaulted and robbed pensioner in his home gets community service
A Highland woman has been ordered to carry out 180 hours of unpaid work for assaulting and robbing an elderly man in his home.
First-ever Highlands garden festival to be staged at Inverness Botanic Gardens
The Highlands first-ever garden festival is being staged next weekend at the stunning Inverness Botanic Gardens as it celebrates its silver anniversary.
Demolition to start within weeks on ‘monstrosity of a building’ in Inverness
A “monstrosity of a building” in the heart of Inverness is finally to be torn down – with demolition work expected to start by the end of the summer.
MSP slams HIAL for basing new air traffic control system in Inverness
A north MSP has sharply criticised Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) for basing a brand new centralised air traffic control system at Inverness airport.
Man, 39, charged in connection with a series of break-ins in Inverness
A 39-year-old man is expected to appear in court in connection with a series of thefts from homes in Inverness.
North-east band’s anti-Trump comedy song goes viral
A north-east band’s song which mocks President Trump has gone viral.
Man threatened to kick and headbutt police after his arrest in Inverness
A 31-year-old man admitted threatening to kick and headbutt police officers after being arrested following a dispute with guest house wardens in Inverness.
Emergency tankers sent to aid during water shortage
Emergency water tankers are being deployed across Scotland as round-the-clock work to ease the “unprecedented” shortages continues.
Gerry Cinnamon announced as Belladrum’s secret special guest
With little over three weeks to go, the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival’s secret guest has been revealed as Scottish singer Gerry Cinnamon.
North MSP calls on AirBnB to offer advice to visitors to ‘respect’ the Highlands
Online holiday accommodation giant AirBnB has been urged to issue “responsible tourism” advice for guests visiting the Highlands - particularly for drivers tackling narrow roads such as on the NC500 route.
Highland entrepreneur earns honorary degree for Social Bite campaign work
A Highland woman who persuaded Hollywood actor George Clooney to come to Edinburgh for lunch has received an honorary degree from Queen Margaret University (QMU) for her charitable work with the homeless.
Highland police launch investigation into pharmacy theft
Police in Ross-shire are appealing for information following a break-in at a pharmacy in Alness.
Missing Inverness teenager found ‘safe and well’
Missing Inverness teenager, Leah Petrie, has been traced after being reported missing last Wednesday.
Wildfire rages at controversial Duke of Sutherland monument
Fire crews revealed they were dealing with a “complex and challenging” incident as they battled for a second day to contain a wildfire in the Highlands.
