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NEW information has been released by police reinvestigating the murder of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson.
The museum was part of a collective bid by 10 Scottish regimental museums to have their collections recognised as nationally significant to Scotland.
Kevin Maclennan and his partner Moira Black were looking forward to Christmas last year when they were given the devastating news that their son, Riley,…
The celebrated 19th century painting The Monarch of the Glen, by Sir Edwin Landseer, was in the Highland capital on the first stop of a Scotland-wide…
AN intriguing story about two enemy World War I spies arrested at prestigious Inverness hotel has thrown up another tantalising tale of an infamous wartime…
A SEARCH has been launched to trace the descendants of an Inverness family who looked after a young injured Canadian soldier during World War II.
DRIVER behaviour in the congested Inverness College UHI car park has improved "considerably" since the Inverness Courier highlighted concerns over a catalogue…
Thousands of people in Inverness and surrounding communities paid tribute to those who have died in conflict in a weekend of remembrance events.
AS the illegitimate daughter of a Canadian soldier based in the Highlands during World War II, it has taken a lifetime’s search for Rosie Nixon…
AN ambitious fundraising campaign to develop Scotland’s first integrated centre for children and young adults with multiple and complex needs has…
AN exhibition highlighting historic landmarks in Inverness city centre has been put together by a youth organisation.
BOSSES at Inverness College UHI have warned of a clampdown on bad driving in the campus car park following a catalogue of incidents.
A DRAMATIC re-creation of the famous cascade of poppies at the Tower of London is being put together by pupils at an Inverness school following an appeal…
The army base near Ardersier was one of eight military sites in Scotland earmarked for closure in an announcement last year by Sir Michael Fallon, who…
A POIGNANT field of poppies attached to wooden crosses is beginning to take shape as Inverness embarks on a programme of Remembrance events to commemorate…
For he had one of the best days of his life when he was given a surprise welcome as the guest of honour at the team’s home game against Dunfermline…
The long-held plan to develop the site, owned by Scotlog Sales, also involves outdoor enthusiast and TV presenter Duncan McCallum, of the BBC’s…
Lieutenant Hugh McKenzie cited Inverness as his birthplace on his army sign-up papers, despite being born almost 400 miles away in Liverpool.
TWO champions of an ambitious Black Isle restoration project are in the running for a Scottish Heritage Angel Award.
HUNDREDS of people have been flocking to Inverness Museum and Art Gallery to take a peek – and a selfie – with a Scottish icon.
