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There’s no doubt that the cost-of-living crisis is taking the sparkle away from Christmas for many families.

Inverness Caley Thistle supporters got the chance to meet their heroes this week at the club's annual calendar signing.

This council has a dreadful record for irresponsible expenditure of public resources in a manner that their electorate don’t need, want or deserve.

'Relentless and pushing on, just the odd break to read out a request'

FESTIVE spirit was in full swing last week at an Inverness Primary school.

Pet Rescue homes and shelters receive thousands of abandoned animals. These are often a result of an ill-considered decision around this time of year.

I LIKE to wait till December is in double figures before starting to get ready for Christmas.

We asked you to send in your snow pictures and the response was amazing.

Santa Claus is doing the rounds in his sleigh again this year with the help of Inverness Culloden Rotary Club.

We asked you to send in your pictures of the Highlands in the snow and you did not disappoint.

These are the latest pictures by Highland News & Media photographers which show the Highland capital in the snow.

Reader Tsara Cole sent in these lovely pictures of pet dogs enjoying the snow in the Highlands.

Snow continued to fall on Inverness and the rest of the Highlands last night as these pictures show.

A heart-warming tale about the adventures of a young dolphin has been produced by a local musician in collaboration with an Ardersier artist.

Our photographer has been in the Inverness and Nairn area today seeking out some wintry scenes – perhaps you have some too!

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Inverness nightlife.

These pictures show motorists battling icy conditions as they tried carry on as normal in the Milton of Leys area of Inverness.

The award-winning bakery has announced a new partnership with one of the UK’s largest supermarket chains.

The annual Christmas in the Cathedral concert in aid of Highland Hospice has been hailed yet another massive success.

As these pictures show the pond in Whin Park in Inverness is now standing empty to allow a clean-up of the area and to deal with an invasive weed.