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ENQUIRES around an attempted murder case in Hilton occurred in late July will see police conducting searches in Inverness tomorrow.
AN open water swimming club from England achieved a monster swim feat earlier this month in a Loch Ness double-relay.
Motorists are being advised by that there will be two part-day road closures of a road south of Inverness in early September.
A MAJOR bus company has announced that plans are underway to roll out an all-electric city bus network for Inverness by the end of the year.
A PRO-INDEPENDENCE march saw thousands of people gather in the Highland capital at the weekend.
THOUSANDS of people are expected to gather in Inverness this weekend as part of a Scotland-wide pro-independence movement.
AN Inverness restaurant was announced more than 60 establishments shortlisted for a prestigious industry award.
A MARCH in favour of Scottish independence is set to take over the Highland capital this weekend, with marchers expected from all over the country.
A group of rail workers and union members were picketing in front of a train depot in Inverness this morning.
ESSENTIAL road improvements on the A9 between Inverness and Aviemore will see overnight works start this week.
Road closures for a planned pro-independence rally at the weekend have been announced by the local authority.
The Boy who Rescued a Rainbow is written by Nairn’s Corrina Campbell, and follows on from her debut The Girl who Stole the Stars.
A BLACK-ISLE community saw families getting their sleeves up at a popular crabbing competition.
A NAIRN-based writer has just published a new crime book set in the Highland town.
A REWILDING charity based near Loch Ness has finished a landmark three-year skills development project.
HIGHLAND rewilding projects were announced in the shortlist for a prestigious rural award.
We heard from some of the key figures on the first day at Moy Country Fair.
AN Inverness independent sewing shop has been shortlisted for a Scotland-wide award with a chance to retain last year's title.
Poet George Gunn and Lyth Arts Centre co-director Charlotte Mountford talk about the importance of reviving the storytelling tradition in Caithness.
THREE additional overnight closures will be in place on a major Highland trunk road junction to complete road works.
