Youngsters from Inverness Royal Academy were among 93 pupils from across the region to take part in the event, which boosts skills and teamwork.

Inverness is to host one of two new high-powered electric vehicle charging sites in the Highlands.

The LibDem Inverness and Nairn candidate responds to our readers’ manifesto.

Inverness-Highland is one of nine places across the UK longlisted for the prestigious title - and the only Scottish location on the longlist.

He was the 80s and early 90s pop star who ‘self-sabotaged’ a career on the cusp of stellar success.

The much-missed former Inverness city centre nightclub and bar could be turned into 22 hotel apartment bedrooms.

A Nairn man now living in Sutherland thought he was sending sexualised messages to a 13-year-old girl when it was really an undercover police officer.

A 9.9MWp solar farm capable of powering potentially thousands of homes could be installed on part of the former Longman landfill site in Inverness.

A UK government support package for householders hit by a steep rise in the cost of heating oil has been condemned as “pathetic” by Maree Todd.

A new draft policy has been written up in a bid to ensure proper use of AI tools for council staff and councillors.

A £250,000 Wingstop refit of the empty Pizza Hut site in Eastfield Way is being proposed in a newly-lodged building warrant.

The two clubs will be working together going forward to create opportunities for fans on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

A B-listed former B&B close to the banks of the River Ness has been put on the market for offers over £975,000.

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Rail travellers in the north of Scotland have been hit by serious disruption after a train derailed overnight.

New photography display recognises valuable contributions by “amazing” group of women.

National Energy System Operator representatives go to Port of Nigg and Ardersier to learn more about the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport.

Two wheelchair-using friends placed in accessible housing in Inverness say they are “independent in name only” following problems with local buses.

Plans for a 400-home development on Essich Road has sparked concern among residents in Inverness.

Volunteers are being sought to take forward a new body it is hoped can boost the local area.