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Highland Council is hosting paid placements to give work experience to those in Highland region who are not in employment, education or training.
Older Inverness people are the happiest in the UK says new survey from care home provider Sanctuary Care.
Inverness pre-made cocktail company MYXD is raising toasting success after winning contract to supply Radisson Hotel Group.
Inverness bar to join the riverside "café culture" with outside drinking this summer.
Leading Scottish marketing firm Planit Scotland, with a base in Inverness, has secured four high profile contracts across the UK.
The news from the council follows criticism of the rundown state of what is one of the busiest parks in the city.
Those who lost their lives in the Falklands’ conflict were remembered on Wednesday at Inverness War Memorial.
Inverness branch of the Royal Naval Association hold lunch to mark the Queen's platinum jubilee and honour ex-Provost too.
Social landlord Albyn Housing Society with 3,700 properties across the Highlands has appointed a new chief executive Kirsty Morrison.
The project that brought water power back to the River Ness in Inverness is in line for a major green award.
The Loch Ness village of Drumnadrochit is chosen for office of a major Swiss holiday company.
The Invergordon cruise ship season is well under way and Inverness this week saw 27 coaches bring hundreds of passengers to town.
Body found on shore at Invergordon feared to be that of missing local man.
Call handling service CATCH Highland is set to have answered 100,000 calls by the end of 2022 since launch two years ago.
Volunteers who have had contact with the community justice system are helping Inverness communities by making garden furniture.
Inspectors give Highview House care home in Inverness “good” and “very good” ratings but areas for improvement were identified.
Scotland's rail summer safety campaigned is launched with spotlight on Inverness level crossing that has had a "series of incidents."
Tributes have been paid to the manager of a supported living project in Inverness, who has retired after 24 years working there.
A warning has been issued to people using the South Kessock railway level crossing after a series of dangerous incidents there.
Police at Nairn are investigating after a car was discovered on fire in the town.
