An Inverness entertainment venue has decided to reduce its opening times this week due to rising bills.

Audit Scotland says 'the overall cost of the measures will be significantly above the amounts currently assessed'

Tighter laws around grouse shooting in Scotland are being considered, sparking comments from pro and anti lobby groups.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures.

Ness Factor finalist Gregor Matheson's charity fundraiser in Muir of Ord raised thousands of pounds for Highland Hospice.

Did Druids wander on an Inverness hillside, overseeing Bronze Age locals?

So you want a cheap car that’ll provide simple transport for all the everyday jobs but can still tackle a longer journey without straining?

The latest book in the Inverness Remembered series – Volume XVIII – is now on sale in local bookshops.

Part of Ballifeary Lane will be closed for several hours from tomorrow evening.

Photos of the spectacular fireworks display and bonfire at Bught Park have been sent to us.

A man was placed on a two year long drug treatment and testing order for four offences committed over two years.

One-time goalkeeper Richard Konczak was part of the team that won the club's only title, in 1976.

A woman is trying to beat her alcohol and drug dependency while she is serving a prison sentence after telling her lawyer: “I hate it.”

After vandals attack more public toilets readers give their views, plus others on a range of topics.

If so, you can become a Picture Detective in the Inverness Courier’s regular feature, which is run in conjunction with High Life Highland.

Four Highland charities have joined forces to make their cards available for purchase in the Eastgate Shopping Centre.

Individuals from different sectors across the country offer different perspectives

An Inverness couple exchanged abusive messages with each other just hours after they split.

What spoke to me most at mass on Tuesday was the sight of dear Michael kneeling at the altar rail, hands cupped to receive the sacrament.

A project to help people improve their mental wellbeing is being launched by an Inverness church.