Frank To, who is also a lecturer at UHI Inverness, is representing the best of Scottish contemporary art after his work was accepted for major events.
A man is expected to appear in court today after he was arrested and charged in connection with the “serious sexual assault” of a teen in Inverness.
Rail chiefs have also urged people to ensure patio furniture is properly secure amid fears over the impact of windblown debris on Highland railways.
A man’s body has been recovered from a Highland river by police divers.
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A long-standing fixture of the Inverness street food scene has opened a new chapter.
A charity metal detecting event raised hundreds for a good cause and unearthed some centuries-old finds.
A major hotel’s expansion bid in Inverness could run foul of transport chiefs after they issued a holding objection over discrepancies in the plans.
Fossils that predate the dinosaurs by 140 million years have been found in the most unlikely of spots - beneath the feet of Inverness pedestrians.
Five years have now passed since the green light was given to one of the more controversial art works in the history of modern Inverness.
The billionaire owner of Liverpool FC is continuing a surprise Highland visit after his superyacht moored in the Moray Firth near the Kessock Bridge.
The impact of "garish" newer-style Royal Bank of Scotland branding has sparked changes to the exterior of a new £2.5m flagship branch in Inverness.
Excited couples planning the biggest day of their lives will get the chance to make their dream wedding a reality when a special showcase is held.
Two holiday lets in Glen Urquhart could become permanent homes under plans lodged with Highland Council.
A long-vacant former care home in Inverness could be set for a new life as a children's nursery in order to meet growing demand for childcare.
Parents and visitors to an Inverness school are being warned that parking will soon become “extremely limited” for the best part of a year.
The annual Kirking of the Council parade in Inverness will take place early next month.
Community-spirit has won out over wanton vandalism after the people of Beauly rallied round to repair damage to the school garden.
Striking artist’s impression have been released for a spectacular new indoor £750k inflatables theme park in Inverness.
Six hopefuls will be vying for the public’s votes when a vacant Highland Council seat in Inverness is contested next month.