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An Inverness woman is raising money for RASASH by completing a marathon in San Francisco.
Luke and Tom Stoltman caught up with The Inverness Courier to chat about their success and how it feels to be back home.
We caught up with business owners, charities and strongmen to find out more about how their day was at the Inverness Highland Games.
The newly-elected Inverness Provost has opened the Highland Games with an address.
More than 70 children recently enjoyed a week of Gaelic music and tuition at Fèis na h-Òige.
Four people from the Inverness area are going to do a water based challenge to fundraise for an animal charity.
Nine people have been chosen to sing it out at this year's Ness Factor charity show.
High Life Highland has released the programme for the return of the Inverness Highland Games on Saturday.
As the Inverness Highland Games prepare for a triumphant return this weekend, we have compiled pictures to look back on previous years.
A vegan restaurant in Inverness has made the decision to close after struggling to find partners.
The popular Utopia Café have put out an appeal to help save the business.
Last night, a major scene unfolded at the Kessock Bridge which saw police, coastguard and RNLI involved.
An ongoing incident at the Kessock Bridge sees emergency services hovering above the water.
A new initiative was recently launched by five LGBT+ organisations aimed at promoting inclusive spaces across Scotland.
A new race has been announced to take place at this Saturday's Inverness Highland Games.
A much-loved character around Merkinch passed away last month surrounded by family.
Local news provider has raised £5000 for their charity partner of the year.
A Highland firm is promoting good mental health by partnering with a local charity.
After winning a charity raffle, a woman donated her win to a primary school disco for Primary 7's to enjoy.
An Alness woman recently climbed Fyrish hill eight times in one day to raise money for a suicide support charity.
