Historic books have been removed from the city’s Old High Church building for safe keeping.

A top Inverness hotel’s seventh annual golf day has driven a record-breaking sum into Highland Hospice coffers.

Pupils at Inverness Royal Academy helped a great cause just before this week’s half-term holidays.

Business leaders say public-private cooperation could help chart a course through the cost crisis

A 41-year-old Inverness woman who struck a man over the head with a toilet cistern in an Inverness bar will be sentenced next month.

Caledonian Canal will go under the spotlight for its 200th anniversary with landmarks being illuminated for the first time.

A DISPUTE with a neighbour landed a 40-year-old Inverness man in the dock of Inverness Sheriff Court this week.

A PAINTER and decorator fell out with his partner at her house and decided to drive his van home to Drumnadrochit.

The fabled Stone of Destiny on which British kings and queens were crowned is a medieval fake, according to author Andrew Neil MacLeod.

Organisers of a fundraising bingo night for a new community play park were delighted with the final numbers – £2096.75.

QUEENSPARK Residents Group are hoping to organise a meeting with Highland Council staff to hear a talk on waste management strategy.

This is the 205th anniversary of a woman being sentenced to death in Inverness merely for helping in a housebreaking.

MSPs call on the health board to 'make good on their promise to reschedule these appointments as soon as possible'

The wife and son of a lorry driver killed in a crash on the A9 have spoken of every family’s worst nightmare as the road claimed another victim.

The Kingsmills Hotel is launching a brand new charity fundraiser for 2023 in aid of SNAP Charity – the Special Needs Action Project in Inverness.

We had the chance to speak to the author, today, about why she loves Inverness, and if book ten will be the finale of the much loved story.

For World Mental Health Day, mental health charity, Mikeysline, gathered at Ness bridge in Inverness, lit up with Mikeysline’s colours.

A man who died in the crash on the A9 near Kingussie has now been formally identified. He was George Leslie Norris, 64, from Bankfoot in Perthshire.

LANDMARKS in Inverness and across the Highlands will light up for an annual charity appeal.

AN INVERNESS veteran will complete the mammoth challenge of rowing five million metres this Sunday, having already raised over £10,000 for charity