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Today we look back at last year’s MacMoray festival.

In less than two years Scotland has had three Prime Ministers and will get its third First Minister – without a vote.

From a new hospital to more green spaces, the people of Inverness have revealed what they want to see change in the city.

Very often the Ness Bridge is lit up in the yellow and blue colours of Ukraine. This is not just a token gesture, says our columnist.

Kate Forbes says the SNP must ‘rewin trust’ but is change possible for a party after 17 years in power?

Two Highland communities posted Scotland’s warmest day of 2024 on Thursday, but which were they?

A man threatened to cut off his partner's head while she was sleeping and burn their house down during a week of turmoil in the family.

A much-loved Highland pantomime is in the running for a major UK award after it made the final shortlist.

An Inverness doctor is hoping to evacuate more of his family out of Gaza after four members were allowed to leave the war-torn territory.

More than 50,000 passengers were able to take advantage of Highland Council’s in-house bus service in its first year of operation.

She says ‘the best way to deliver the urgent change Scotland needs is to join with John Swinney’.

Stunning new images have been released offering a glimpse of what Inverness Castle will look like once it opens as a tourist attraction.

A team who have worked with major UK visitor attractions like Legoland and Silverstone will help train staff at the Inverness Castle Experience.

Colleagues paid tribute to her saying ‘ thank you Bet, thank you for all you have done’.

Now Ms Forbes is set for her own announcement this afternoon about whether she will run for the top job.

Julie Doncaster of Harper Macleod explains how a Power of Attorney can be beneficial

A lifeboat was scrambled from North Kessock last night after a yacht’s engine failed.

Today we take a look back the first MacMoray festival in 2022.

A man with a bad criminal record joked about fighting with police after he recognised one of the officers he had previously encountered.

Sounds and stories from all over the world took on stage on Friday for a choir concert in Nairn.