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Cocaine and Spice among drugs confiscated from prisoners in Inverness.
Highlands and Islands police area records crashes involving 585 drivers over a 13-month period.
Situations included health workers having to grapple with a mouse nest in a nurse’s bedroom.
We look at the rise and fall of the local authority’s ‘flagship’ climate change policy.
FOI results prompt police to issue range of tips to keep your property safe over the festive period.
Harry Gow’s passion for baking and community will leave a lasting legacy.
The annual event generates cash for the Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre, which organise and host the event.
“Breaking up Highland Council isn’t about creating division - it’s about building empowerment,” says a leading councillor.
“As a business, the footfall at this time of year and the income that it generates it vital to our sustainability,” says theatre boss.
The new £3.1 million Hollywood Bowl is designed to be a family entertainment centre.
The stats were released via a Freedom of Information request.
Transport secretary Fiona Hyslop said there was an ambition to make Scotland’s roads the safest in the world by 2030.
If you have ever wanted to become a journalist, applications are now open for a new scheme that could mark the start of your dream career.
Unite the union says this pay dispute should send a warning that workers must be properly valued.
Some 600 guests were at the ceremony at Eden Court.
Could you come up with a special Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival design for a charity Highland HeArt Trail sculpture?
“Both Texas and Paul Heaton will be guaranteed to deliver some of the biggest sing-along moments in Bella history,” say organisers.
Otherwise known as a visitor levy, should it happen, it would see the Highlands follow destinations in Europe that charge additional tax per night.
Inverness Courier journalist recounted her early menopause journey on BBC Radio 4’s Menopause Matters, sharing insights from her experience at 15.
The work was supposed to start in October.
