An Inverness secondary school is to ban the use of mobile phones in the classroom.

That is the second highest rate in Scotland and is behind only Glasgow.

“It was not pre-planned to go drinking and this should be a lesson learned,” hears Inverness Sheriff Court.

Inverness’s main post office will close for the last time on Christmas Eve - ending a presence at Queensgate dating back to the 19th century.

Four new warehouses could be built on vacant land next to Inverness Airport under plans lodged with Highland Council.

Mikeysline encourages people to reach out for support during festive season.

Worshippers spread Christmas joy last night with a special event that saw them dropping in to six city churches.

Large oil storage tanks on the banks of the River Ness look set to be replaced after planners signed off on a demolition order.

Hundreds of Christmas gifts have been distributed at a church-run hub in Inverness.

A beloved shop in Nairn is closing its doors after two years.

Calum spent most of his childhood being moved around various children’s homes. Now in his 40s, he is a long-term prisoner at HMP Inverness.

A GP accused of harassing a woman raped by his son does not want her to be treated as a vulnerable witness at his trial.

First class recorded delivery letter arrives in Inverness six days after being sent from Lanarkshire.

A Fort Augustus theft by housebreaking incident has sparked a police appeal for information.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on changes to city bus services.

There was a rare sighting of a ‘tropical’ bird in the Highland capital this morning.

Improvement works on Inverness’s notorious Raigmore Interchange are set to begin next month.

A final determination was deferred last week due to ‘confusion’ over traffic and other issues.

A popular wild swim held annually in the inner Moray Firth has been cancelled for the second year running.

Work to reopen the site of a popular Inverness restaurant has reached another milestone.