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Traffic Scotland is warning motorists to use a different route and allow extra time for this journey.
A man who has been plagued with mental health issues throughout his life landed himself in the dock after threatening police officers.
A man who got into a fight with his partner’s ex has been ordered to carry out unpaid work.
Hair There Beautyful is the brainchild of Zarina Ainslie who has over 20 years of experience as a hairdresser.
The Highland Business Women Awards 2025 are taking place on August 21 at the Kingsmills Hotel.
Royal Bank of Scotland has officially re-opened its Inverness branch, following a £2.5 million investment.
An Inverness-based business has acquired Encomara, a firm specialising in floating wind systems and subsea engineering.
Lorna Munro (62) has published a memoir titled Living in 3D: Drink, Drugs and Denial.
A 30-year-old male has been arrested and charged in connection with the attempted murder of two people.
Road policing officers are warning commuters of delays near Inverness Airport tomorrow.
Sheriff Eilidh MacDonald is set to act as temporary sheriff principal of Grampian, Highlands and Islands.
An Inverness legal practitioner has expanded her skill set and is now offering a range of holistic services.
A church in Inverness is expanding its reach into the local community throughout the week.
He also made threats to another two people and repeatedly struck a motor vehicle.
The Highland Council has issued its support for a Scottish Government proposal to give local authorities the power to create a cruise ship levy.
The 29-year-old man thought he was asking a child for sexually intimate pictures.
The Highland Business Women Awards are returning for 2025.
XOKO will transform the Cathedral Hall, previously known as Cafe Ness, into a traditional tea room with an accompanying gift shop.
The footage shows the boys balancing on the roof and picking up different items to throw at the pedestrians below.
A Highland family-run business is celebrating 25 years in its bespoke premises.
