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An investigation has been launched following wildfires in the Carrbridge, Grantown-on-Spey, Dava and Upper Knockando areas.

A project which resurrected a pavilion at a beloved outdoor swimming pool has been recognised in the Scottish Design Awards.

Hundreds of homes and businesses in the Rothes and Aberlour area were without power on Wednesday morning after a fault on the electric grid.

A 58-year-old and his 54-year-old partner were sentenced for drug-related offences at Inverness Sheriff Court.

Simple steps could help prevent a major wildfire, a senior fire service officer has advised.

Much of the 111-person audience at a meeting to discuss designs for the new Forres Academy were outraged.

Our readers have reacted in their hundreds to a claim from former Moray MP Douglas Ross that gull attacks could turn deadly.

The council have been warned to keep parents and pets away from a pond’s water.

Keith Football Club’s Kynoch Park was the venue for the fifth running of Friendly Fest.

A 23-year-old man has been told he ‘demonstrates an ongoing risk to children’ by a Sheriff.

Plans to transform a vacant office building, which were amended amid privacy concerns, have been approved.

Senior fire officer has praised the crews who have been tackling four major wildfires.

Elgin Cathedral’s programme of summer events will run until August 15.

Firefighters are working tirelessly to tackle wildfires across the Highlands and Moray for the fourth day in a row.

The head teacher of Elgin High School has said staff and parents are “incredibly proud” of the school’s pupils at its prizegiving event.

The whisky firm behind Glenfiddich has welcomed The Famous Grouse and Naked Malt brands into its portfolio.

A two-car crash earlier today saw police in attendance.

The tide is turning in the battle against major wildfires which have raged in the Highlands and Moray in recent days, firefighters have said.

Former RAF Regimental Sergeant Major William Shepherd celebrated his 101st birthday at Meadowlark Care Home.

A further 556 were seriously injured as political pressure mounts on the Scottish Government to deal with this ‘life and death’ issue.