Human Interest

An Inverness dad renowned as a friendly doorman on the city’s evening hospitality scene has died tragically at the age of 49.

Guests at an annual charity prosecco picnic swapped the Highlands for the islands of Hawaii, raising thousands of pounds for The Archie Foundation.

A tennis legend has become a family-owned business’s first-ever brand ambassador.

A team of cyclists from a renewable energy firm has handed over funds to a charity, raised by its participation in this year’s Etape Loch Ness.

In a corner at Studio 58 - beyond a grand piano, comfy armchairs and various instruments - a group of teenagers are engrossed in a jamming session.

A gamekeeping student working on an estate near Tomatin has been named a student of the year by a Highland college.

Sentencing has been deferred on a 45-year-old who admitted spitting on a man and then behaving in an abusive manner towards police.

Talking about organ donation today can ease unimaginable decisions tomorrow.

A Sheriff has taken pity on a motor mechanic after hearing his tales of woe following his arrest last May.

The 300MW Foyers pumped storage hydro scheme has been producing power since 1975. John Davidson tells how his Grandpa was instrumental in its making

The former Scottish Conservative leader faced calls to leave as some committee members branded his virtual attendance ‘farcical’.

Business leaders in Inverness are being held to ransom - all in aid of charity.

Outstanding achievements, leadership and long service were honoured by the Boys Brigade at a special event in Inverness.

Hundreds of runners have raised tens of thousands of pounds for charity after pounding the streets of Inverness at the latest Race for Life.

When well-known Inverness businessman David Dowling joined an online dating agency, a quirky profile caught his attention.

One Charleston Academy teacher hailed the group as ‘one of the most rewarding things I’ve done in a long time’.

An epic challenge which saw a semi-retired farmer take a vintage tractor from Land’s End to John O’Groats is closing in on its fundraising target.

As car mechanic Danny Ward arrives in Kramatorsk near the Ukrainian front line, he is struck by the people’s resilience amid heart-breaking scenes.

As he presses on towards the Ukrainian front line to deliver aid from the Highlands, car mechanic Danny Ward experiences a night-time drone strike.

In part one of Danny Ward’s series about his journey to deliver aid to the Ukrainian front line, he sets off from Inverness into the unknown.