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Comparing secondaries in different parts of the country purely on the Higher results of their cleverest kids tells us nothing new, says our columnist.

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

The bridge will be lit with the colours of the baby loss charity, Held In Our Hearts, to remember Albie McKenzie.

My hope for the coming weeks and months is a rethink from Scottish Government on its decision to pause all NHS capital projects, says our columnist.

The Muslim community in the Highlands have been partaking in Ramadan since March 11.

Readers react to news of problems appearing again on a key city route.

Working together across party divides can bring results, says our MSP.

An Inverness mum grieving an unimaginable loss of her baby boy is set to host a fundraiser in tribute of his second birthday.

We have a great product. Their job was/is to make sure a wider audience know that too, says our columnist.

An Inverness tanker driver who crashed his lorry into a shop premises in Beauly is one step closer to living a longer life with his wife and children.

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She visits each bedside, encouraging people with life-limiting conditions to talk about thoughts, hopes and fears they may have, says our columnist.

Reforming the House of Lords might not seem the obvious and most pressing item on the possible new Prime Minister’s to-do list, says our columnist.

Our visitors often see our city with new eyes and for this reason in 2024 we hope to share more of their interesting stories, says our columnist.

A new £209 million prison for Inverness that will increase custody capacity and attract significant investment moved a step closer today.

The Port of Cromarty Firth has reached a new milestone with the 750th oil rig to visit its deep, sheltered waters.

If Porterfield was an old pigsty, the new jail would be an almost unrecognisable escape into the future, says our columnist.

We understand the real and lasting impact that harsh and cruel words can have but it hasn’t done much to make us any kinder, says our columnist.

All you need to know about getting pregnant with early menopause and the support available in Inverness.

“You don’t want to be labelled disabled without being offered any treatment” says menopause specialist set to kickstart a hormone debate in Inverness.