Blend’s Gemma Taylor, who lost her former life partner Andy Adams in July, says “now is the time to prioritise personal life” as she seeks new owner.
A restaurant may have been found to occupy vacant Filling Station site in Inverness city centre.
The busy A82 trunk road has reopened to traffic, several hours after a crash blocked it both ways near Dochgarroch.
A dedicated cancer charity worker from Inverness was one of 150 community nurses honoured with a special reception event at the Scottish Parliament.
Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash on the A82 south of Inverness.
A new piri-piri chicken restaurant and takeaway is set to open in Inverness city centre after it was given the green light by Highland Council.
Plans to open a craft brewery taproom in Inverness city centre have won further support from the public despite strong objections from residents.
The jailing of an Inverness rapist for five years sends a “clear message” to those “who prey on and abuse children”, police have said.
Furious charity bosses has slammed “unscrupulous” criminals who have carried out a spate of thefts from their base in Easter Ross.
Rail passengers on the Far North Line did a double take when their train turned up decked entirely in livery for a new branch line... in Fife.
Frank To, who is also a lecturer at UHI Inverness, is representing the best of Scottish contemporary art after his work was accepted for major events.
A man is expected to appear in court today after he was arrested and charged in connection with the “serious sexual assault” of a teen in Inverness.
Rail chiefs have also urged people to ensure patio furniture is properly secure amid fears over the impact of windblown debris on Highland railways.
A man’s body has been recovered from a Highland river by police divers.
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A long-standing fixture of the Inverness street food scene has opened a new chapter.
A charity metal detecting event raised hundreds for a good cause and unearthed some centuries-old finds.
A major hotel’s expansion bid in Inverness could run foul of transport chiefs after they issued a holding objection over discrepancies in the plans.
Fossils that predate the dinosaurs by 140 million years have been found in the most unlikely of spots - beneath the feet of Inverness pedestrians.
Five years have now passed since the green light was given to one of the more controversial art works in the history of modern Inverness.