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A planned overnight road closure in Inverness will no longer be necessary, Highland Council says.
Drivers are being warned that a city link road under the Kessock Bridge will be closed overnight from tomorrow evening.
Pupils at Milton of Leys Primary in Inverness have been given new books for their school library by Morrisons Foundation.
People in the Highlands will soon receive coronavirus vaccines closer to home with the help of a mobile vaccination unit called the Jabbernaut.
AN MSP has praised frontline healthcare workers after vaccinations in the NHS Highland area surpassed the 100,000 mark.
A talented Inverness artist Reina Edmiston is combining brush strokes with pedal strokes after turning to the humble bicycle in a time of need.
He is set to comeback at Somerset Park.
Brad McKay is determined club turn season around.
Boss reveals goalkeeper has pop at team in dressing room.
Leader on the pitch looks to cement place in first team.
A MOVE to create a new Inverness city centre restaurant faces opposition over waste disposal arrangements.
Budding entrepreneurs from Inverness High School landed a national design award for their company logo.
Caley Thistle have been hit by a double injury blow with Aaron Doran and new signing Anthony McDonald both facing spells on the sidelines.
A neighbourhood chemist in Inverness is hoping to provide a “huge asset” for the community by installing a 24-hour prescription dispensing machine.
All going well, HGV driver John MacKinnon will be getting nowhere fast in the coming weeks – with Portugal his eventual destination.
Worried parents say they have lost all trust in Highland Council’s ability to ease overcrowding at an Inverness school within the promised timescale.
Four people have died since a mass outbreak of Covid-19 first was reported at an Inverness-shire nursing home late last month.
Highland Council is supporting a Scottish Government-backed blueprint aimed at ensuring better futures for young people and adults in care.
Two Inverness charities have been honoured at an awards ceremony to recognise those who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic.
Another rise in Covid-19 cases has been reported at a rural care home hit by a mass outbreak of the virus late last month.
