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Their appearance came after Police Scotland confirmed a raid on a city home had led to the recovery of cocaine and heroin valued at £11,000.

The operators of an Inverness care home have reassured people that it is business as usual after two holding companies entered administration.

A PIONEERING approach to nutrition has earned health professionals with NHS Highland national recognition.

A YOUNG woman who battled serious illness all her life and defied doctors who only gave her months to live has finally lost her brave fight.

PLANS are taking shape for the installation of new controlled pedestrian crossings.

UP to 80 full and part-time jobs are to be created at the former Homebase superstore in Inverness.

A city councillor has called for a report to be brought to the Inverness city committee or other appropriate body.

Police have seized heroin and cocaine after raiding a property in Inverness.

Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd and the Prospect union have had several meetings with conciliation service Acas in a dispute over pay.

Jools Grant went on the attack after a taxi driver said he couldn't help him start his car.

Three retired police officers are set to tackle a 500-mile cycling challenge in memory of a colleague who was killed in the line of duty.

CAMPAIGNERS opposing the My Ness river artwork project have handed a petition to Highland Council.

A NAIRN childcare group has been awarded an Eco Schools green flag for its efforts to improve environmental sustainability.

THE first reported modern-day sighting of the Loch Ness Monster appeared in the Inverness Courier in May 1933.

The Scottish School of Forestry in Inverness will host its popular family activity day next Saturday.

The pair appeared following the recovery of £140,000 worth of cocaine, MDMA and herbal cannabis.

The school will move to newly refurbished accommodation on May 13.

A CAR crashed off the road and into the sea on the A862 Inverness to Beauly road in the early hours of Thursday.

UPDATE (11.26am): The A96 west of Forres has fully reopened to traffic after an earlier crash involving a van and car left an oil spill on the road.

ONE of Scotland’s leading wealth managers believes the uncertainty surrounding Brexit means it is important for people to take hold of their finances.