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Care assistant Tracey Grundy used "unnecessary force" in her treatment of residents.

Several windows damaged Park Street, Harbour Street, Cumming Street, Lochloy Road, King Street, Riverside Court, Firth Street and Glebe Street.

Organisers took the decision to cancel this year's event in Poolewe due to uncertainty of the ongoing coronavirus and it will now go online.

RAIL passengers on the Highland mainline are facing major weather-related disruption for a second day.

A survey of dark skies and population density has found that the Highlands are considered the best place in Scotland to escape for peace and quiet.

Immediate priorities will be return to education, sports activities for young people and limited social interaction for adults

MSP Edward Mountain backs localism when it comes to vaccine rollout through GP practices, saying the personal touch makes "all the difference".

Thelma was a wonderfully vocal Abyssinian guinea pig who had been quieter than normal and off her food, writes Crown Vets' Alison Laurie-Chalmers.

Inverness look for experienced stand-in while Robertson takes time out.

A talented Inverness artist Reina Edmiston is combining brush strokes with pedal strokes after turning to the humble bicycle in a time of need.

David Stewart commented as new research shows that, by 2040, 95 per cent of people in Scotland may need additional support before they die.

MSP Donald Cameron labelled the move 'cynical' but health secretary rubbished the allegations

A lifeline service which aims to reduce social isolation among older people in the Highlands is seeing more referrals due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In-school learning returns today across the Highlands as part of a phased return after the latest coronavirus lockdown.

A FURTHER 17 coronavirus cases were detected across the NHS Highland region in the past 24 hours.

John Robertson has been granted a period of compassionate leave by ICT, with the club looking to make a temporary appointment to help the first team.

Couples who are planning to get married are invited to a free online wedding event organised by Independent Humanist Ceremonies in Scotland.

Inverness primary schools in Dalneigh and Lochardil reopen as normal despite a number of coronavirus cases over the past two weeks.

A PROFESSIONAL drone worth over £5000 fell from the sky near Raigmore Hospital – sparking an investigation by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch.

Next month's Inverness Farmers' Market event is cancelled but organisers hopeful that it will return in April.