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A Highland League player who played in two history-making sides has died at the age of 69 after a long illness.
Students invited to submit culinary creations, with the best forming part of the menu when Inverness Castle reopens as a visitor attraction in 2025.
Thousands of pupils across the Highlands will miss school today in the wake of Storm Isha.
Multi-award winning wine, whisky, spirits and beer retailer WoodWinters is gearing up for a busy festive season.
Scottish Water is to look into the circumstances of a head-on crash on an Inverness bridge involving one of its vans.
British Transport Police officers have issued an appeal for witnesses following a hate crime against a member of staff at Inverness rail station.
The Highland MSP denied softening her stance on the marine protection plan to ban fishing in 10 per cent of Scotland's seas
ROADWORKS have begun on a busy bridge in the heart of Inverness, with traffic restricted to one lane for up to six weeks.
A SPECIAL family fun day to mark a Highland charity’s 10th anniversary has been hailed a success by organisers.
People across Inverness are being urged to branch out as a grocery group launches funding for community orchards.
The council says it spent the cash so 'the Provost could properly represent the city'
He says onshore wind pays 'more than £106 million a year' into Scotland’s economy
A man hopes to reconcile with a former partner following an assault.
An organisation in Nairn has launched a new drop-in service which will allow those who are in recovery from addiction .
Merkinch Primary School has won an award for its refurbishment.
Five members of a weightlifting club in Inverness won medals at national competition last week.
A Scottish Water sewer response team based in Inverness has lifted the lid on what lies beneath the city’s streets
A charity that helps feed children in poor countries needs volunteers in Inverness to help raise awareness of its work.
An offender has been handed a jail sentence after a string of offences.
The history of the youngest Episcopal church in Inverness, St Michael's, is uncovered by Margaret MacDougall.
