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A city businessman is vowing to fight to save around 30 jobs threatened by the building of a second 10-pin bowling alley in Inverness.
Clach manager Conor Gethins admits he was jointly culpable as an abundance of goalscoring chances were fluffed against Keith.
A women-only gym in Inverness is celebrating a new chapter - and the legacy of two dedicated ladies who began the story.
Remi Savage could add to Caley Thistle’s mounting injury concerns with the club facing an anxious wait over his fitness.
An Inverness hospital unit is the first in Scotland to be recognised with an award for excellence in the treatment and patient care it provides.
Head coach Scott Kellacher knows all about going on Scottish Cup runs with Caley Thistle.
A Highland traditional music trailblazer was left stunned on Saturday evening after being presented with the prestigious City of Inverness Medal.
Good causes in the Highlands looking for inspiration to boost income can attend a major networking event in Inverness next week.
Homes west of Loch Ness have been hit by a power cut amid the wintry cold blast.
Cocaine worth more than £200,000 has been recovered by police in a raid on the A9.
A broken down train is causing major disruption this morning for rail passengers between Inverness and the central belt.
Thousands of pupils returned to classes this morning as schools and nurseries reopened after wintry weather caused mass closures on Thursday.
A bus firm is warning that all services across the Highlands today (Friday) remain at risk of delay or short-term cancellation..
An 18-year-old man has been charged in connection with a road traffic offence following a fatal crash on the A9 near Aviemore.
A crash has partially blocked the A9 north of Tomatin.
A long-standing festive season initiative aimed at keeping Inverness a safe place to live, work and visit has been launched.
More than 16,000 Highland pupils from over 100 schools and nurseries will stay at home today after heavy snow hit classes.
Heavy snow wiped out all bus services across Inverness and many outlying Highland routes this morning.
Inverness secondary school pupils will stay at home today after heavy snow hit classes at some schools.
A medical emergency has halted two Black Isle bus services amid a spate of cancellations and delays caused by the wintry conditions.
