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Don Cowie believes Ross County are more than capable of shocking Rangers to pick up a first ever win over the Glasgow giants.

After ending the Wee County’s 11-year wait for silverware earlier this season, Steven Mackay will leave Station Park after this Saturday’s match.

A leading IT support provider in the Highlands has expanded its services with the launch of sfG Wi-Fi.

A ceilidh evening showcasing local talent has raised £1100 for a Strictly Inverness competitor’s charity effort in memory of his late sister.

A man was assaulted and robbed in the Smithton Park area last week.

A girl from Inverness was diagnosed with MS as a teenager, but for years the doctors ‘brushed it off as teenage girl stress’.

Some of the best traditional Scottish musicians will take on stage for the closing night of the Inverness Highland Games.

Highland Council admits it is baffled by a spate of cat and dog illnesses in an Inverness neighbourhood.

A 62-year-old man was traced safe and well after going missing on Monday.

Organiser Andy MacDonald was ‘gutted’ to confirm that Basshunter is no longer due to play.

The plug is being pulled on a community bus service that aimed to fill gaps in public transport provision on the Black Isle.

Train services to and from Inverness have been hit by a combination of flooding, a shortage of train drivers and signalling failures

Police are concerned for the well-being of a 62-year-old man missing since Monday from the Highlands.

Highland Boxing Academy is on a mission to raise funds for a new minibus by climbing Ben Nevis

Ross County have no room for “free hits” against anyone in their bid to remain in the Premiership, according to interim manager Don Cowie.

This weekend marks the start of the season for both the Highland Stags and Highland Wildcats.

A Highland man who has spent his life in the building trade has taken the wheel as regional managing director at a large construction firm.

Eoin Baikie had been due to run with his best mate Calum Mackintosh in the capital

After a handful of debuts for academy players, ICT Women boss Karen Mason says opportunities are there to stake a claim for regular first team action.

It was a busy weekend for a Strictly Inverness dancer, with two successful fundraisers in Nairn and the Highland capital.