After it was revealed Academy Street in Inverness is the fourth most polluted road in Scotland we spoke to local traders to get their views
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman had to cut short a meeting to Inverness today.
An appeal has been issued to trace a man missing from the Aberdeen area who it is thought could be in Inverness.
It is being reported that Health Secretary Jeane Freeman has cancelled a planned meeting with NHS Highland that was due to take place today.
Caley Thistle are tight-lipped over the identity of a star lined up to play at their ground on June 27 – but we can reveal it is Tom Jones.
Caley Thistle are ready to kick on with new cash-generating plans after achieving a £500,000 investment target.
A probe into police actions leading up to the death of a man in a motorbike crash in Inverness has been referred to prosecutors.
NHS Highland is one of 10 partners from seven European countries chosen to lead the fight against the growing scourge of tick-borne diseases.
A bus fire on the Black Isle prompted an emergency response
VOLUNTEERS in Culloden and Inverness took action against food poverty by packing food hampers for delivery to schools, families and community groups.
BLAZE-HIT Clachnacuddin hope to learn early next week when Grant Street Park can be back hosting football matches.
A sharp-eyed walker on Nairn beach raised the alarm after spotting what looked like an unexploded bomb in the sands.
A couple working to rebuild the fire-ravaged Boleskine House by Loch Ness are selling charred remnants of the building for £49 a bag.
FREEZING fog left 150 Inverness-bound passengers stranded on London Gatwick airport’s runway for almost two hours last night.
CLACH chairman Alex Chisholm is vowing to work tirelessly to get Grant Street Park back in action after a blaze broke out in the dressing rooms.
POLICE are reporting a sharp rise in drug-driving offences on Highland roads during the annual festive crackdown on intoxicated motorists.
A GROUNDBREAKING digital technology campus in Inverness is celebrating its first batch of graduates.
ONE of Inverness’s most inspirational athletes and explorers features in a new children’s book on great women adventurers.
TRAIN passengers travelling from Inverness to Edinburgh on this morning’s early service faced frustration after cancellation.
A DAZZLING show of shimmering lights brought spectacular colour to the city’s Whin Park.
