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The Inverness retailer was caught selling vapes to children on numerous accounts.

New First Minister to be pressed at Holyrood to bring dualling timetable forward

Holyrood petitions committee is hearing evidence on why dualling commitment was allowed to fall behind schedule.

The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Rivers Trust praised the “invaluable” funding from LNER, which supports the restoration of salmon’s natural habitat.

We look back at the best pictures from previous years ahead of this weekend’s event

Kate Forbes has been appointed Deputy First Minister by John Swinney, it has been announced.

The Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF) has named business leader Alex Campbell as their new chief executive.

Police were called to a multi-storey car park after reports that a Nairn man had a shotgun.

Too many Highlanders have frightening recent experiences of wildfires, says MSP

An initiative seeking to create a community-led local place plan for Nairn is moving forward.

Take a walk down memory lane with our list of long lost Inverness restaurants.

Every new First Minister says words to the effect that they intend to govern for the whole of Scotland.

The countdown is on to an annual three-day food and drink festival in Nairn.

The local group has issued a rallying call for more fundraising ideas to bring the stalled project to fruition, and for more volunteers.

A Merseyside teenager arrested in Inverness whilst in possession of Class A drugs worth over £4500 and £1000 in cash was shown mercy by a sheriff.

Police investigating the grim find are treating it as a wildlife crime and have appealed for information.

CrossReach is a popular choice not just for loved ones seeking a care home but also to those looking for a rewarding employment experience.

The Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport is set to be a multi-generational game changer, bringing thousands of jobs and huge opportunities.

The Inverness club qualified for the championship playoff after being crowned winners of the under-18 north division in April.

13% of Highland children waited over a year for mental health treatment after being referred to CAMHS.