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Farmers from across Scotland have made a short video to show that they are continuing to produce food and keep livestock during the coronavirus.

Seven beautiful walks around Inverness countryside to be enjoyed from your own home thanks to Matt Wallace, the founder of Clarity Walk.

Drew Hendry has shared a message of support for his constituents ahead of the Easter weekend.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed the four nations of the UK have agreed the coronavirus lockdown will not be lifted over Easter.

SEVEN further cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Highlands, taking the region's total number of known cases to 144.

Inverness BID has organised two Easter competitions this weekend to enjoy at home.

With church congregations across Inverness unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.

Highland Council is planning for the worst during the Covid-19 pandemic by purchasing temporary mortuary units.

With church congregations across Inverness unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.

As part of a nationwide thank you to frontline NHS staff Ness Bridge was last night bathed in blue light.

With church congregations across Inverness unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.

With church congregations across Inverness unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.

We want to shine a spotlight on those people who are going above and beyond to help others at this terribly difficult time.

A Black Isle business says a couple paid just pennies for large quantities of food as it fights for its livelihood.

As church congregations across Inverness are unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.

The Highlands and beyond remain at significant risk of wildfire over the Easter weekend, the country’s fire and rescue service has warned.

Police who were called to deal with a topless man being abusive in a Smithton car park were confronted by him wearing a knuckleduster.

A QUIET winter contributed to a drop in turnover and pre-tax profit for an animal food firm.

Care and Learning Alliance will be keeping four of its childcare services open over Easter weekend to provide support for frontline emergency workers.

He remains in hospital but is described by Downing Street as being in extremely good spirits.