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Around 10,000 music fans attended last year’s successful fest at the Black Isle Showground, and the band promise ‘bigger and better’ for its return.
Anders Holch Povlsen, the billionaire owner of Aldourie Castle, has bought the popular Dores Inn on the shores of Loch Ness.
Frustrated local figures have sounded the alarm over the impact of construction of a new school nursery on access to vital community groups.
Buses will replace all ScotRail and LNER trains between Inverness and Perth for four weekends from mid-November.
New stands built from shipping containers are set to be installed at a sports club in Inverness after council planners gave the plans the green light.
Plans for a controversial drive-through at a proposed development next to the A9 have been dropped after push back from the community.
The tourist attraction, which is one of Historic Environment Scotland’s most popular sites, will be closed for three days in early November.
The strike would cause Stagecoach services to grind to a halt in the Inverness area, as well as north and west of the city, and on Skye and in Orkney.
Scale of repairs required at Rose Street multi-storey has left business leaders concerned vital parking will stay shut during key Christmas trading.
Fergal Naughton and Ellie MacPhee, who work in Inverness, saw off hundreds of other hopefuls to win two of the top titles at a UK awards ceremony.
A night-time raid on an Inverness supermarket which saw thieves steal alcohol and cash is being investigated by police.
Postal chiefs made the admission after fresh complaints about late deliveries in Inverness, with some saying they fear missing hospital appointments.
The practice issued larger, monthly prescriptions and granted additional prescriptions on request despite their patient’s “history of overdoses”.
Emilie Anne Parker (30) and her two dogs all died after a collision involving a car while she was walking her pets along the B9152 near Aviemore.
Delighted village residents are salivating at the prospect that a new chip shop and restaurant could open in the heart of their community.
Pedestrians passing through the Inverness Campus could soon be a little safer amid plans to create footpaths so they don't have to walk in the road.
Motorists on the busy A82 trunk road are facing three months of disruption while safety netting is installed on the rocky slopes above the route.
Several recommendations were made, but inspectors also highlighted a number of positives too, including the staff.
Hot food takeaways could one day replace a furniture store in Inverness after plans were lodged with Highland Council.
A Highland-made film aimed at inspiring people to take positive climate action is up for an award at the world’s biggest sustainability film festival.
