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A leading Highland golf event that attracts a strong international entry has enlisted a global challenger consultancy as its principal partner.

A man has been sentenced for a sexual assault that took place 11 years ago.

It comes amid serious questions about the cost of the event.

A huge discrepancy emerged after we questioned the costs but officials responded with the ‘budget’.

Nairnshire residents have voiced concerns over the potential impacts of a proposed new wind farm on their doorstep at a public meeting this week.

Golf legend Sir Nick Faldo has been captured singing the praises of the Highland capital during a Scottish holiday.

A tea shed built by Inverness students is set to demonstrate how easy it is to grow your own tea leaves to make the perfect cuppa.

Chairman says they won’t offer players who have failed new contracts.

A major green energy scheme in the Highlands has “secured its future” after Protium acquired the Cromarty Hydrogen Project from Storegga.

LibDems Andrew Baxter and David Green and the SNP’s Emma Roddick took the oath or affirmation.

City of Culture will show the region can stand out at an international level - and provide something for all - the new man in charge has promised.

Police are directing motorists at the scene, with A82 traffic facing delays following the lorry fire on Thursday morning.

The council has launched a public consultation over two new potential control areas for short-term lets, angering a trade body.

A section of the A862 Inverness-Beauly road will be closed in Telford Street, Inverness, for several nights next week.

A man has admitted a serious assault in a Thurso nightclub at the end of last year.

Dance fundraising phenomenon Strictly Inverness kicked off this year’s spellbinding competition in “incredible” style last night.

Military families in Inverness have been left fearful for their safety over plans to house hundreds of asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks.

A colourful new mural at Nairn seafront has officially been unveiled after months of preparation.

A man who threatened people with a tennis racket after stealing a bottle of water has been given unpaid work.