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An athletics champion who was raped by her Inverness "on-off" boyfriend gained crucial evidence by secretly recording him.

THE A96 between Inverness and Nairn has been closed in both directions following a road traffic accident.

Mountain railway has been out of action since Autumn 2018 and its return will be huge boost for resort and strath

Our Bard Rabbie Burns would be proud of the young Inverness musicians who played one of his most famous songs - using a table as a drum.

Darvel made history in the Scottish Cup by knocking out Aberdeen this week, but how does it compare to others through the years? Vote in our poll!

Highland Hospice is urging people to look out the running shoes again to help raise funds for the charity.

The judges with the enviable task of finding out are revealed...

Due to a lack of drivers, Stagecoach will not operate several bus services in Inverness today.

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is calling for voluntary organisations and individuals across the country to apply.

LAST week's spell of Aurora Borealis was captured by a Nairn-based photographer.

People living with type 2 diabetes now have new support in the shape of a programme being run by High Life Highland.

An Inverness woman touched by the plight of a child desperately needing a stem cell transplant has given a life-changing donation.

A BUSINESS networking event was back in Nairn for the first time in three years.

Working from home is fine but Abbie McCahill, managing director of Adder Business, prefers workplace culture and loves the city centre

Colin Campbell believes there is one group of essential workers who will not be forming picket lines in front of their workplaces.

The nursery at Inverness Gaelic School has received Very Good ratings from inspectors.

John Fraser and Son, is bringing back its popular Doors Open Day on Saturday as it aims to demystify the unusually discussed subject of undertaking.

An important land charter dating from 1476 was recently recovered and given over to the Caithness Archives for safekeeping.

Against competition from around the world the attraction has won a top innovation award.

Andy Kent, who is 58 years old based at Raigmore Hospital, is working with the charity UK-Med for the third time since the Russian invasion.