The celebration of business women across the region returns this August at the Kingsmills Hotel.

AN Inverness ice sports charity will be bringing in two events to get the summer going in the right spirit.

An outstanding lifestyle property sitting above Loch Nedd

John Davidson explores a promontory fort and sea stack on walk from Scrabster to Holborn Head

The Highland Hospice generously donated teddy bears to a nursery in Inverness which kids used at a teddy bear's picnic.

Inverness Harrier is Scottish Schools 100 metres and 200 metres champion

He says that for the first time there are more job vacancies in the UK than unemployed people

A VAST Highland-based rewilding project has been recommended by the UK and Scottish Governments for a United Nations flagship status.

She had been reported missing in the Highland capital.

Inverness branch of the Royal Naval Association hold lunch to mark the Queen's platinum jubilee and honour ex-Provost too.

Police are appealing for public help to trace a woman posted missing in the Highland capital.

Reporter Imogen James recently tried out a new workout class, Step and Stretch. Read more to find out how it went.

Congratulations for a new restaurateur and one reader on how they believe developers should contribute more to the community.

A major city centre construction project, which was halted due to the pandemic, will cost up to £3 million more to build, it has been revealed.

Inverness’s oldest non-church property was built when Elizabeth I was on the English throne.

A US travel writer has recently dubbed Loch Ness as "boring and overhyped". We asked the people of Inverness if they agreed with his views or not.

Tourism leaders have hit back after an American travel writer was critical of Loch Ness and claimed Nessie did not exist.

Pupils at an Inverness primary school have been learning all about mental well-being – and raising cash for a good cause.

They arrived at the second camp by yesterday morning – it is on open space behind Bun-sgoil Ghàidhlig Inbhir Nis, the Gaelic School.

Three bicycles worth £1400 were stolen from properties in Inverness on March 24, 2021.