A LIST of the organisations to be housed in the £24 million Inverness Justice Centre, when it opens in 2020, has been published.
A community is in shock after a rabbit was discovered in school grounds having died after being shot – apparently by someone using a crossbow.
ONE of the most popular one-day events in Inverness’s summer calendar is set to return, as tickets for Piping Inverness 2020 go on sale today.
A HOUSING officer praised for going the extra mile for tenants for more than 30 years has been named as Highland Council's employee of the year.
A HILARIOUS mix up between a tattie scone and an actual scone in a Highland café has led to an internet storm.
A CHEF has said he will continue to try and improve his physical and mental fitness after appearing on a prime-time TV programme.
A DEVOTED dad (47) who was given antacid tablets by his doctor after complaining of acid reflux has now discovered he has cancer.
A STUNNING village hall built by the community for the community has opened its doors in Tomatin.
A COUPLE who have shown exceptional bravery in light of personal tragedy donated two cuddle cots to Raigmore Hospital last week.
ACHIEVEMENTS of unsung heroes from across the north have been recognised at an annual awards ceremony.
YOUNG dancers were flying high last week as part of a fundraising challenge to host their first dance show.
THE chairman of an influential transport group has called for immediate research on the viability of a publicly operated Highland bus service.
IT was all hands on deck for a day of fundraising in Inverness for Poppy Scotland.
A Highland mum whose baby was born "sleeping" 20 weeks early has raised enough cash for two state-of-the-art cuddle cots for Raigmore Hospital.
MORE than 22,000 people packed out Bught Park on a “perfect” Tuesday evening to celebrate Bonfire Night.
POLICE are urging the public to contact them with any concerns after reports about antisocial behaviour in the Inshes area of Inverness.
SET off early and walk to Bught Park is the advice of the organisers of the Inverness’s main bonfire and fireworks display.
A SOMBRE but uplifting service was held to commemorate two men who were killed 51 years ago while on police duty.
A MUM claims she was told not once, but twice, her now four-month-old baby was not “viable” during her pregnancy.
A CALL has been made for streets to be named in commemoration of two Inverness heroes.
