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A huge NATO training exercise is set to bring an invasion of warships, submarines, aircraft and armed forces to Highland coastal waters from Saturday.

A new charity has been launched in memory of a Highland mother who passed away from cancer in January 2024.

A flurry of short-term lets have been granted across Inverness despite residential concerns “unknown” neighbours will impact their quality of life.

A power cut has hit more than 200 homes in the Black Isle.

Helen Crawford says it is a ‘good day for democracy’ as she sought to keep communities informed of the wave of projects planned for the region.

Hero firefighters who saved a heart attack victim’s life after he collapsed outside a hotel have been honoured.

Inverness Cathedral was graffitied last night with images and the tag ‘HMC’.

The 33-year-old was caught in the city’s Kessock Road by officers on patrol.

Tributes have been paid to Janet Taylor MBE who died at home in Inverness after battling vascular dementia in the last stage of her life.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers are split over personal touches added to a grave in a Highland cemetery

A 74-year-old man who was attacked by a seagull in Nairn last week is calling for urgent action ahead of the tourist season.

A Nairnshire 21-year-old is currently undertaking a 200-mile walk to raise funds and awareness for Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP).

Amateur chefs and cooking enthusiasts are being encouraged to bring their best recipes in a bid to be crowned World Tattie Scone Champion.

A Nairn teenager is urging Highland Council to reinstate support staff at his school, as he found himself struggling after losing one-to-one support.

A city pharmacy that is still in the midst of repairs after an accident destroyed much of the shop front has been sharing some happier news.

An Inverness shopper got a bit of a surprise when she opened up a bag of apples she had purchased from a city store.

The Port of Inverness Community Fund deadline is fast approaching – with applications closing on Wednesday.

Out Together has been running in the Highland capital for just over a year, and it has become a major positive in many peoples’ lives.

Employers in the Highlands are being offered new funding to help make it more attractive for staff to walk, cycle or wheel to work.

The perfect pairing of a quiz and a curry are about to marry at an Inverness event.