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He is the Belladrum headliner who loves football. It is only natural that Paul Heaton would spend ‘A Little Time’ at Inverness football grounds.
A globally unique Highland juniper forest is being awarded special European conservation status in a UK first.
A new pizza place looks set to open in Inverness after a huge sign was installed above the city’s Falcon Square.
Chaos at airports across the UK caused by a massive air traffic control failure could have a knock-on impact on Highland air travellers.
The A9 has been closed just north of Inverness for more than four hours overnight after a serious road accident.
An Inverness club that brings men together to socialise and share skills has won a top regional award – and is heading for the national finals.
To say Heather Sheerin OBE was a force of nature, as many do, is a bit like describing a category 5 hurricane as a little bit lively.
Highland Council is set to investigate the safety of trees within an area of Ness Islands after the collapse of a large mature beech.
Torridon’s anthemic folk-rock has long captivated UK and European audiences but they are never more at home than at their beloved Belladrum.
Six gutsy swimmers have completed a monster challenge on Loch Ness after braving the icy waters in kilts to raise cash to fight Motor Neurone Disease.
Swarms of aggressive ‘drunken’ wasps are creating a menace for members of the public dumping glass at Inverness recycling centre.
ScotRail has cancelled this evening’s train service from Inverness to Wick.
Highland Council is finally set to act to remove around a dozen abandoned cars dumped in woods and wild parkland beside Inverness.
Coming to a town near you … three Highland stand-ups have shunned the ‘extortionate’ Edinburgh Festival Fringe for a north comedy tour.
A woman killed in last night’s crash on the A96 Inverness to Nairn road has been named as 65-year-old Alison Campbell.
An Inverness musician who battled back from a devastating stroke to play guitar one-handed is to make an emotional return to a familiar live haunt.
One person has been taken to hospital after a two-vehicle crash on the A9 just south of the Kessock Bridge.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle have landed a “substantial” sponsorship deal with a locally-based energy supplier.
The A9 south of the Kessock Bridge in Inverness has reopened after being partially closed by a two-vehicle crash.
Police are urging the public to avoid the scene of a two-car crash blocking the A96 in both directions near Inverness airport.
