A THREE vehicle crash blocked the A82 for a short time this morning not far from the scene of the crash that claimed the lives of an Inverness family.
THE head at the centre of a storm over a drag queen visiting her Paisley school to speak to pupils, was previously head of an Inverness primary.
THE owners of one of the oldest buildings in Academy Street are seeking permission for a major renovation.
The son of a resident of the shut down Elmgrove Care Home is considering legal action against the operator, it has emerged.
The wife of a plumber facing ruin over a £1.2 million pension scheme “debt” has told how the situation is taking a toll on her and her family.
Highland Council has revised its plans after protests and an oak and Scots pine have been reprieved as the site of a new Ness Castle school.
Flood damage has been caused to the Great Glen Way in what appears to be a deliberate act of vandalism.
Pupils from two Inverness primary schools have helped to launch the search for this year's Scottish Baker of the Year.
Cawdor Castle has unveiled plans to create a new events venue within its famous walled garden.
Changes to bus timetables in and around Inverness have been largely successful Stagecoach has said.
A mother has said she is willing to camp under an old oak tree to prevent it being felled as part of works to build a new Inverness school.
THE A9 was partially blocked to southbound traffic south of Dalwhinnie this afternoon, due to a road accident.
EDEN Court Theatre in Inverness has resolved the technical glitch that led to them being unable to sell tickets this morning. (Thu)
EDEN Court Theatre in Inverness was staging a drama of an unwelcome kind this morning... an inability to sell tickets.
AN adventurous couple are planning a big sponsored “fall” in aid of a mountain rescue team.
AN INVERNESS restaurant is one of only four in Scotland to be voted on to the UK's top 50 most romantic places to eat for St Valentine's Day.
THE proposed conversion of the former Arnotts department store in Union Street, Inverness, has taken an important step forward.
Councillors unanimously approve planning in principle for a new development of 298 homes between Balloch and Culloden.
WHEN Zoe Hooper took a chance and bought a mare “sight unseen,” her heart sank when it was walked from the horsebox near Ardersier a year ago.
Macmillan Cancer Support is hoping cyclists will pledge to raise at least £150 for it in this year's Etape Loch Ness.
