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TWO men are dead following an incident in Inverness last night.

ONE man was killed and several other people were injured when a knifeman burst into an Inverness flat and ran amok.

Garden aid for 1300 tenants is ready to get under way after Covid delay

As lockdown eases park chief reminds visitors that protection remains number one priority

Hundreds of creative packs being distributed to the strath's community groups

Highland Council is assessing the implications concerning teachers and other education staff returning to schools next month to prepare for return.

Members of the public are urged to be aware of the dangers of leaving dogs in a car in warm weather as calls are expected to rise.

Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) recreation facilities are unlikely to be fully open before the end of phase two of the recovery plan.

Confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the Highlands stays at 337

Highland Council’s environmental health team is advising consumers to check private water supply systems for any water leaks or contamination.

First Minister 'still nervous' of a second spike but quality of life cannot be ignored

First Minister's announcement of angling from tomorrow will boost 'mental and physical wellbeing'

The Scottish Government has announced up to £1million in funding to allow staff, both past and present, to register bullying and harassment cases.

It is one of a number of centres across the Highlands that will be reopening next week although Grantown and Kingussie remain closed.

Both the Badenoch and Strathspey Music Festival Association and Dulnain Bridge Public Hall (SCIO) have both been awarded grants.

'Milestone' in the fight to defeat Covid-19 could let people lead more normal lives

The government has made it clear that public transport remains for essential journeys only and passengers should think about their safety.

As Scotland prepares for the first phase in easing lockdown restrictions, arable farmers have mapped out priorities to reset, restart and recover.

The latest figure was one 55 new positive tests which were recorded across Scotland as a whole.

Each Wednesday the National Records of Scotland issues numbers of cases where Covid-19 has been mentioned on a death certificate.