Monster FIsh & Chip Co’s husband-and-wife team, Daniel and Claire Sandham, won the Newcomer of the Year title at the National Fish & Chip Awards.

Detectives in Inverness are investigating a late-night assault within a house in a quiet neighbourhood that left a man with ‘serious injuries’.

The 42-year-old stole alcohol while on bail.

A decade of Council Tax rises in the north could hit the 32 per cent mark next week.

The focus is on housing, schools and community funding but school meals and burial costs are set to rise.

The plaque has seemingly gone unnoticed since Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of his titles in October last year.

Highland MSP Douglas Ross has been banned for a day from the Scottish Parliament after questioning the presiding officer's impartiality.

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MSP Rhoda Grant has renewed calls for clarification on Women’s Aid funding amid growing concern for domestic abuse services.

Inverness have reached the final of the competition for the sixth time.

The cash injection is aimed at helping get future Inverness and Cromarty Firth Freeport projects “investment ready”.

Highland Council has appointed preferred main contractors for the first projects to be delivered under its new Highland Investment Plan (HIP).

Long-standing plans to replace Inverness’s former Ironworks music venue with a new city centre hotel, may soon see some movement.

Culcabock Primary School, in Inverness, which was most recently used as the Culcabock Child Guidance Centre, is for sale for offers over £495,000.

The arrest and charge follows the sudden death of the 46-year-old woman in Dornoch’s Morrison Court on Saturday.

Chinese New Year celebrations have taken place in Inverness.

A Highland music festival has cancelled their 2026 instalment, as organisers pledge to “come back stronger in 2027”.

An iconic city building still bears a plaque citing the Earl of Inverness.

A new petition has been launched by the Highland LibDems calling for a multi-year plan and ring-fenced capital funding to tackle road repairs.

Highland MSP Douglas Ross was branded “an embarrassment” as he refused to leave the Scottish Parliament chamber in presiding officer ‘bias’ row.