Households in the Highlands – where fuel poverty rates are among the worst in Scotland – could face higher energy bills due to the conflict in Ukraine

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures, bringing you the best snaps from nights out and events around Inverness in the past.

Our current Archives for Beginners classes are now drawing to a close but here we continue our insight into records examined during the course.

Noisy neighbours prompted an Inverness man with no criminal record to fetch a rubber mallet to frighten them into making less noise.

Police are asking the public to help track down Stephanie Lewicki, who is missing from Inverness.

Can you just stop it now, please? Stop with the scamming texts, the phishing emails, identity thefts and the phone calls? It’s getting boring.

Our woman in America talks golf for her latest column.

Only three seconds separated first and second place.

Running event returns after two year absence.

The largest street food event in Inverness city centre will take place later this month.

Strong faith in God helps keep Ukrainians strong says Inverness churchman.

The move was prompted by concerns about attacks on elected representatives

A cheer team in Inverness are jumping for joy as they took home three first places at a British competition.

THE brains behind plans to boost life and economy in the city centre believe the boom in new hotels will be a cornerstone of future urban development.

An oil worker found under the influence of cocaine while behind the wheel has been fined and banned from driving.

Fiona Hogg refelcts on what NHS Highland can offer during Scottish Apprenticeship Week.

A Highland mental health charity is recruiting for people with lived experience of mental ill health to train to become peer supporters.

Three lucky pupils won scholarships on behalf of Karen Gillan, where they are practising their performing arts skills.

A Forres man who kicked a policeman in face before spitting at other officers has been jailed for three months at Inverness.

Inverness's Castle Street has a grim past but a new future beckons with development of city's castle as visitor attraction.