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Local MSPs are mostly welcoming Humza Yousaf’s decision to ditch the SNP-Green Scottish Government partnership as a positive for the Highlands.

A home builder is set to appeal Highland Council’s refusal to sanction a major housing development proposed for Drumnadrochit.

Inverness head to Dunfermline

Our council has failed to convince many folk that it's possible to change a main city centre route without serious repercussions, says our columnist.

Former Ross County forward Andy MacLeod opens up on the impact that struggling with his adoption had on his professional football career.

I love living here. But I implore our national and regional leaders to travel. And watch and notice what others do better and bring that home.

Loganair flights between Inverness and Manchester and Inverness and Stornoway will be reduced in number this summer.

Lowland League teams have had the better of play-offs.

Readers respond to issues raised by two Inverness Courier columnists

Last week in Holyrood, the Scottish Government bowed to the inevitable. Climate change targets for 2030, always unachievable, have now been scrapped.

Inverness author Barbara Henderson has backed the campaign to reintroduce the award to recognise literature for young readers.

Readers on events affecting city life.

Christians believe life is a precious gift from God, and dying a solemn transition.

Drivers panicking on the road is forcing ambulance staff to lose their momentum when getting to an emergency patient.

We understand that asking questions about your treatment options can be overwhelming, intimidating or even scary for some people, says our columnist.

For some members of the LGBTQ+, a new name represents a new beginning – and a chance to live authentically for the first time.

Government should focus immediately on the key areas around offshore wind consenting and grid connections, says our columnist.

Limiting post-test driving freedom is worth it to save just one young life, says our columnist.

It would be a dereliction of duty if Inverness could not offer a central tourism venue with face-to-face guidance for those visitors in need of it.

RBS is to close two Inverness branches as part of a Scotland-wide raft of closures that will lead to the loss of 105 jobs.