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Social Security Scotland has launched a partnership with Asda to make sure people don’t miss out on money to help buy food in their weekly shop.

Dr Iain Kennedy immediately voiced his concerns over the 'precarious state the health and care system'

The offender will be sentenced next month after pleading guilty.

A police constable suffered six months of memory loss and recurring headaches after a head-butt left him semi-conscious.

Garden waste collection customers in Inverness and Nairn could face changes to their usual collection days.

Police received intelligence that the man was in possession of illegal substances.

Road closures for a planned pro-independence rally at the weekend have been announced by the local authority.

There was a good turnout for South Kessock Residents Association's fundraising day to support community activities.

Game was abandoned after 40 minutes

It was held at the Black Isle Showground, Muir of Ord, and organisers are hoping to hold it there again next year.

Beauly teenager Ollie Stewart claimed his third Rookie Cup win of the F4 British Championship season last time out at Snetterton.

Police noticed she had multiple wraps of class A drugs.

There will be an intergalactic flavour to the Nairn Highland Games this Saturday when characters from Star Wars converge on the town Links.

Inverness was today in the midst of a major mop-up operation after flash floods caused destruction and temporary closure for a number of businesses.

The Ross County Foundation have announced the launch of a Former Players Association to help ex-Staggies players and managers engage with the club.

A number of portable offices as well as security equipment are now in place at the site near Inverness Shopping Centre and the UHI campus.

While in some parts of the country they would have to fork out £6 for just one pint of beer the average price in the Highland capital is half that.

A service to help people talk about concerns and difficulties they face as a means of impacting positively on mental health has been launched in Nairn

Two Highland organisations have been awarded funding, as part of Scotland’s Year of Stories, for an exciting new project.

Developers are “optimistic” their long-running efforts to win permission for a new hotel on a key city centre site will finally be realised.