Ayr United close gap to Caley Thistle in second as Stephen Kelly goal sees off Inverness
Ayr United closed to within a point of second-placed Caley Thistle as Stephen Kelly's goal sealed victory at Somerset Park.
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Ralph Garrett’s family will attend special unveiling of plaque to Second World War hero
It was one of the cruellest of ironies in the aftermath of the Second World War; the tragic death of Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Garrett and his teenage son in the Highlands in 1952.
Two Inverness schools to have their rolls capped because of over-crowding pressures
Two Inverness schools will have their rolls capped for the next school year, Highland Council has announced.
Inverness man to learn his fate after being found guilty of brandishing a knife and assaulting a police officer
A 34-year-old Inverness man is facing a lengthy jail sentence after being found guilty by a jury’s majority of possessing a knife and a sustained assault on a police constable.
The stage adaptation of one of the biggest scandals to hit British TV is coming to Inverness
A play depicting one of British telly's biggest ever scandals is coming to Inverness later this year.
Highland Health worker to trek across China in aid of charity
A health worker who battled two life changing illnesses is to trek across China in aid of sick children in the north.
Highland road to be closed for water works to be carried out in Nairnside
A six-figure project to renew the water network throughout Nairnside, near Inverness, will commence its next phase on Monday.
Eden Court to benefit from hundreds of thousands of pounds from assets seized from criminals
The north's main theatre is to get a share of a £19million Government pot funded by assets seized from criminals.
Bedroom attacker jailed after assaulting partner and friend
A north man who found his partner naked in bed with one of his friends and attacked them both was yesterday jailed for 45 months
Court hears how police dog helped stop vicious attack on Inverness officer
A police dog’s bite stopped a violent attack on a constable after five blows of “unprecedented force” and three incapacitant sprays failed to stop his assailant, a court heard.
Highland families and health care providers welcome innovative online resource for Huntington’s disease
Families and care staff in the north will be able to access dedicated online support for the first time to help people with Huntington’s disease.
North-east MSP aims to tackle plight of Scotland’s estranged students
Hundreds of students across Scotland are estranged or separated from their parents or families for different reasons.
VIDEO: Transport Secretary urged to halt Highlands and Islands air traffic control centralisation
Michael Matheson was yesterday urged to postpone Highlands and Islands air traffic control centralisation amid warnings the move will damage remote economies.
Disruption for train passengers due to level crossing fault between Inverurie and Dyce
A level crossing fault is causing disruption for north and north-east train passengers.
Highland Council working on plan to address Academy Street pollution after it is found to be fourth worst in Scotland
Chiefs at Highland Council are working an action plan to address issues on Inverness’ Academy Street after it was found to be the fourth-worst in Scotland for toxic air pollution.
YOUR VIEWS: Would you welcome measures to remove vehicles from Inverness City Centre?
It was revealed this week Inverness's Academy Street is the fourth-worst in Scotland for toxic air pollution.
Inverness Victorian Market busker shares ‘heartbreaking news’ Emily the Dalmatian has died following short illness
She was a near-permanent fixture in Inverness's Victorian Market with her busker owner.
Caley Thistle win the day in see-saw cup tie
The romance of the Scottish Cup continues to burn bright for Caley Thistle after they dug deep to see-off the valiant challenge of Alloa Athletic to book their place in the fifth round on Saturday.
Best-known photo journalist in Highlands for decades dies aged 77
Ian Jolly was, for several decades, the best-known press photographer in the north of Scotland.
Family praise ‘wonderful’ Inverness people for reaching £25,000 wheelchair target
An Inverness family have praised the "wonderful" people of the Highland capital after a £25,000 fundraising campaign to buy a specialist wheelchair for their daughter succeeded in just three months.
EXCLUSIVE: Refurbishment of Inverness High School a ‘project management disaster’, say local councillors
The three-year renovation of Inverness High School has descended into chaos, local councillors have said.
Bord na Gaidhlig branded a `total disaster’ as MSPs condemn quango’s leadership
A quango set up to promote Gaelic has been branded a "total disaster" by politicians who say bosses are failing to justify their massive salaries.
Morning Call founder steps back after 31 years
One of Inverness’ biggest-hearted volunteers is to step back from his role coordinating morning calls to the lonely and isolated after 31 years.
Nature reserve swamped as impact of Storm Brendan continue to be felt across the north
An Inverness beauty spot was left submerged as Storm Brendan left a trail of destruction in its wake.
Fort George closes as strong winds continue to batter the north
Security was even tighter than usual at Fort George today as the gates had to be closed amidst high winds that continued to cause disruption to roads, ferry services and schools in the north.
Peter May praises William McIlvanney for crime fiction boom in Scotland as he heads to Inverness
Peter May has himself sold million of books and had his works translated into 32 languages.
Michael Matheson tackled over Caledonian Sleeper complaints
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson yesterday declined to apologise for problems blighting the Caledonian Sleeper when challenged at Holyrood.
Police hunt for thief after 93-year-old man is targeted in Inverness
Police have asked people in Inverness to be on their guard after a 93-year-old man was targeted by a distraction theft.
Second phase of multi-million pound Inverness art studio begins in ‘significant boost’ to community
The second phase of a multi-million-pound art studio investment in Inverness is underway.
Search for robber who stole woman’s handbag beside Inverness hospital
Police are searching for a robber who knocked a woman over and stole her handbag beside an Inverness hospital.
McFly, Oor Wullie musical and Belladrum returns: There’s a lot to look forward to in 2020
This year, there’s a fantastic array of entertainment heading north, with everything from mystery whodunnits to one-day festivals and concerts starring household names taking place.
Missing Inverness father traced following appeal from family
A missing Inverness father has been traced after his family appealed for him to get in touch.