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Caley Thistle consultant Alan Savage admits the club faces a desperate race against time to avoid liquidation this summer.
An Inverness American football club says it “remains a safe place” after its ex-coach was found guilty of sex offences against teenage boys.
An award-winning indoor kart racing track in Inverness has been forced to close after fire damage resulting from a major police incident.
A Black Isle man reported missing this morning has been found safe and well.
Investigations are continuing into a massive blaze in Inverness that destroyed five shops after a car was deliberately rammed into the building.
Police are appealing for help in tracing a young Black Isle man not seen since Wednesday.
Trying to make the breakthrough on the national comedy circuit is no laughing matter.
Callous thieves have left a groundbreaking Inverness charity climbing centre with a whopping £2500 bill after a break-in.
New tenants will be sought to take on the running of a highly-prominent Inverness city centre hospitality venue that closed suddenly last month.
A former Provost who played a pivotal role in guiding Inverness to city status in 2000 has died at the age of 85.
It was a flair for football rather than burning ambition that first launched Donald ‘Donnie’ Grant up the fire service career ladder.
A dozen fiddlers from Donegal will blaze a trail to the Highlands this weekend in a unique cultural exchange.
Acclaimed Scottish hard rockers GUN are set for a live performance in Inverness fresh from Hollywood recognition last year.
Two luxurious ‘country retreats’ in the Inverness area have picked up four prestigious honours at a top Scottish hotel awards night.
Scotrail has been forced to cancel an early morning service from Kyle of Lochalsh to Inverness.
Inverness former managers take up roles at Ibrox.
A new school will be built between Nairn and Inverness after Highland Council’s education committee approved proposals.
Part of the A833 near Belladrum has reopened following a crash between a car and a van.
For Julie Price, working life was once all about cuffing criminals. These days the ex-cop spends her time making arresting works of art.
Dave Carson wants embattled Highland to set up a rousing end-of-season occasion at Canal Park by taking five points back home from Dundee.
