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A CASTLE on Loch Ness was featured in a list of the most instagrammable castles in the UK.

An Inverness man tried to break into a city pharmacy.

A distinguished harp player who has contributed to a prestigious new collection of traditional music will this month play Dores Village Hall.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures.

The fabled Stone of Destiny on which British kings and queens were crowned is a medieval fake, according to author Andrew Neil MacLeod.

The route apparently has more rapid charge points (CPs) than any other route in Britain, and a charge point every 17 miles.

Hello and welcome back to the Pets Factor! We have a few birthdays to celebrate this week, can you spot your pet?

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Inverness nightlife.

THIRTY former pupils of Nairn Academy who left the school in 1972 were re-united at a dinner organised by Ali 'Kaiser' Mackay.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures.

Can you spot your pet this week?

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Inverness nightlife.

Jacobites, dragons, selkies and more: Scotland’s magical stories

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures

The new school year is upon us, meaning its picture time for new Primary 1 pupils from school's all across Inverness-shire.

Showcasing your pets from across the Highlands!

The new school year is upon us, meaning its picture time for new Primary 1 pupils from school's all across Inverness-shire.

An extraordinary elm tree – believed to be the oldest of its kind in Europe – was celebrated with stories, food and art at a special event in Beauly.

The new school year is upon us, meaning its picture time for new Primary 1 pupils from school's all across Inverness-shire.

Businesses had the perfect opportunity to network at the Highland Spotlight exhibition in Inverness this week.