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Selfish motorists spark more action

Raigmore Hospital’s chronic car park overcrowding problem is to have another course of treatment in an effort to cure the stressful situation.

Sad ending for a Provost who crossed the wrong woman

Borlum Castle, which was located in the Ness Castle area of Inverness, was home to the Mackintoshes who had seized their land by use of the claymore.

Cold war – Courier launches campaign to help fight fuel poverty in the Highlands

Increasing numbers of Highland households are likely to fall into fuel poverty this winter is the stark warning from a broad range of organisations.

Door steward punched by man while ejecting him from lap-dancing club

An Inverness father-of-two who attended a local lap-dancing club punched a door steward who was ejecting him.

Charlie Christie: Championship title race is only getting tighter

Charlie Christie returns with his column, this time taking a look at the incredibly close title battle shaping up in the Scottish Championship.

Concerns that new development at out-of-town retail site will impact on city centre trade

Renewed plans for an expansion at an out-of-town retail park in Inverness have prompted concerns about its potential impact on the city centre.

Halting population growth is key to climate challenge

Charles Bannerman shares his view on climate challenge.

Distinct riverside site is a bonus for new Inverness hotel

A new 175-bedroom hotel currently under construction on the banks of the River Ness will bring something fresh to the Inverness hospitality offering

New draft plan to improve Inverness

Debates between Highland councillors over new strategy to make Inverness greener and healthier.

Centre sets green standard for firms

Nairn Community and Arts Centre is leading the way with its own climate programme.

PICTURES: Super time had by all!

An Inverness-based children’s charity has celebrated its third anniversary.

Highland Council aims to make Inverness an 'attractive, greener' place where residents and tourists can 'comfortably live, work and visit'

The local authority issued what is the second major strategy within a month for the city

Highland Council gets £500 from the Inverness Common Good Fund to help buy a drone for 'effective communications'

The total cost of the device came to £621 with the footage to be used online on social media and YouTube

Highland links with slave trade continue to shock author of new book

Shocking historic links between slavery and the Highlands have been revealed in a new book which is being reprinted within weeks of publication.

Jail for man who battered victim with a chair leg

A violent thug who received a character reference from a prison officer was jailed for six years today after launching an unprovoked attack on a man.

Business Comment: Inverness Chamber of Commerce chief executive outlines his hope for Cop 26's environmental legacy and economic benefit

None of us can fail to be aware that COP26 is now under way in Glasgow. I don’t think it is too dramatic to suggest the stakes could not be higher?

‘Violent, aggressive and physically abusive’

An Inverness care worker has been removed from the social services register after he pushed a vulnerable man with dementia against a wall.

Rail campaigners call for 'heads to be pulled out of the sand' as promised rail upgrades are still awaited

Campaigners have criticised Highland Council for lobbying for the completion of the A9 and A96 dualling while ignoring the potential of rail routes.

Although I’m the biggest scaredy-cat, I'm still a sucker for the spooks

Columnist Diane Knox tells of a very spooky event at Craig Dunain.

Politics Matters: Screening men for abdominal aortic aneurysm saves around 170 lives a year in Scotland

David Stewart says 'all men aged 65 and over are invited by the NHS' and should get the scan