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ONE theory about the Loch Ness Monster is "plausible", according to a scientist.
A MAJOR consultation will be launched today over whether a controversial tourist tax should be introduced in the north.
A NATIONAL fitness company is shaping up to open a 24-hour gym in Inverness.
PLANNING permission has been granted to erect replacement signs in and around the Culloden Battlefield visitor centre.
SHOCK plans to knock down the Ironworks music and entertainment venue to make way for a 162-bedroom hotel have been lodged with Highland Council.
POLICE are probing a second blaze at Boleskine House, the notorious former home of the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley
THE family of a brave Inverness boy have noticed an amazing improvement in his condition after he underwent cutting edge therapy in the USA.
The A9 was closed this morning following a two car collision in Sutherland.
A TINY Inverness coffee kiosk that took 16 years to win final planning permission on the riverside has cleared a minor planning hurdle.
ORNATE stonework above the main entrance to the city’s cathedral is having remedial work done to prevent it deteriorating further.
THE skipper and passengers on a Loch Ness cruise boat reckon they have spotted Nessie underwater using the boat’s sonar equipment.
A HOUSE builder is making a second attempt to win planning permission for a major housing development in the village of Drumnadrochit.
A GROUP of staff from Raigmore Hospital have stepped up to raise funds for two charities in memory of the daughter of a former colleague.
BUDDHISTS developing a retreat near Loch Ness are trying to buy part of a neighbouring estate to stop the “carnage” of wildlife being shot nearby.
A RECORD number of tourist coaches brought holiday joy to Inverness this week.
IT’S party time in Inverness this weekend as the city gets set for three days of fun to which everyone is welcome.
A COUPLE have swapped their high-powered careers to run a guest house in Inverness after a life-threatening medical emergency.
AN ambitious project to develop part of the Caledonian Canal next to Muirtown Basin has hit a snag.
AN Inverness ice cream man is laying on sweet treats for residents and staff at the city’s many care homes in memory of his mother.
IF you spot 5ft tall multi-coloured squirrels throughout the city and the north, then you are not going nuts.
