Gunsmiths, on Union Street, will close for roughly a month for a “major refurbishment” before reopening seven days a week and creating five new jobs.

A popular Inverness café will soon have a new look after work began on its transformation.

Candidates spar over when work would start on the bypass and IF the A96 would actually go ahead.

A man who subjected his former partner to abusive behaviour has been given unpaid work.

People interested in advancing a career in social care will be able to connect with local employers and lecturing staff at a campus event next week.

Candidates sparred over how some ‘find the problem for every solution’.

A party leader said he aims to find a route map to “break ground faster than the SNP” on the dualling of the A9 and A96 — including the Nairn Bypass.

A Highland MSP and the chief executive of Highland Council received the chilling email earlier this year.

It is one of the biggest junior athletics events in the Highlands.

Those living in the flats and homes adjacent to the newly granted hotel wanted to entre a contact with the developer.

A literary award in memory of a gifted young writer is returning this year as part of Nairn’s most popular literary event.

Leading player Joanne Allday warns ‘arguably Scotland's biggest industrial opportunity’ is at risk.

A new gaming, collectibles and tech store looks set to open in Inverness - after a firm announced it will expand into the city.

Breaking links between gas prices and home energy bills is a positive step but government must go further to tackle fuel poverty, an MP believes.

A novel based on the little-known youngest brother of William Shakespeare is being launched by an Inverness writer today - National Shakespeare Day.

A “safety threat” sparked the closure of Inverness Royal Academy on Thursday morning as a “precaution”.

Parents of pupils at an Inverness secondary school have received messages warning that it has been forced to close due to an "unforeseen emergency".

An Inverness primary school’s is one of 12 regional finalists from among 10,000 invited schools in a UK-wide sing-a-long based on the movie ‘Frozen’.

Green Tree Nursery, based in Smithton, met both ‘requirements’ set during their last inspection and received ‘satisfactory’ ratings in the follow-up.

Three grandsons will take on the Etape Loch Ness this Sunday in memory of their grandmother and to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.