Victorian Inverness Prison again criticised as outdated and unsuitable by HM Chief Inspector of prisons in a report just issued.
An Inverness bar and restaurant plan with competitive axe-throwing has been granted a licence.
Children in Inverness's South Kessock area will be playing on £110,000 worth of new equipment thanks to a double funding boost.
An Inverness Tesco is selling diesel 8p cheaper than sister station at other end of same road.
Beaufort Hotel is seeking planning permission for an eating and drinking shelter erected during the Covid crisis.
A pensioner who has embarked on a mission against mess has just gathered a haul of 20 bin bags of litter.
Crews that man the RNLI lifeboats are well used to getting a soaking when out saving lives.
An off-sales licence for Moonshine in the newly refurbished Market Hall of the Victorian Market in Inverness seems set to be approved. .
Getting the keys to a new home is an exciting milestone for any couple, but an Inverness man doubled the delight by asking his partner to marry him.
Getting the keys to a new home is an exciting milestone for any couple, but an Inverness man doubled the delight by asking his partner to marry him.
A new Inverness bar and restaurant where competitive axe-throwing will be held is to considered by councillors next week.
The public is being invited to have its say on the future of the historic Northern Meeting Park in Inverness.
Airline Loganair will resume flights from Inverness to Highland airports a week earlier than anticipated as pay disputes settled.
The Loch Ness Centre is on the hunt for Nessie's number one fan as part of a recruitment drive following a £1.5 million investment.
A young woman was treated for injuries in hospital after a two vehicle crash in Inverness on Monday evening.
The health and safety of children at a Nairn nursery were put at risk, inspectors have revealed in a critical report.
BID's renewal for another five-year term has won support from community leaders.
Inverness BID renewal ballot: "Together we have achieved and can achieve much more."
The BID board argues strongly that if the vote goes against them the city centre will not benefit from a long list of positive work it carries out.
No business can afford to rest, but must continually strive to do better, so the Inverness BID board has produced a list of priorities if re-elected.
