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Inverness Caledonian Thistle have landed a “substantial” sponsorship deal with a locally-based energy supplier.

A “destination" wedding venue has been dealt a significant blow after the current use of the site for nuptials was ruled unlawful.

SNP MSP Emma Roddick has visited the Tomatin Distillery.

Plans for a new holiday let close to Inverness Railway Station have been given the green light by council planners.

A resourceful Inverness pupil was recognised with a new award set up in memory of the late Highland baker Harry Gow.

Developers behind a proposed new coffee shop in a prominent city centre location have dropped the drive-thru element in a bid to win over planners.

A long vacant store in a busy Inverness retail park is set to reopen with a new tenant in August.

Taste the great food and drink grown, crafted and produced in the area.

Fergus Ewing says the First Minister should end this ‘stain on Scotland’ adding: ‘Time for Leadership, Mr Swinney.’

Residents living in the IV2 postcode area have been hit by water cuts after an 18-inch “strategic main” ruptured.

A hazardous short-cut's days are numbered after the go ahead was given for better fencing to block off a water pipe 'bridge' near an Inverness school.

Construction work on a major factory next to the Port of Nigg could take place well into weekends - in a bid by the owner to meet its target date.

Roots Cafe submitted the plans for the façade of the building to change from the current dark blue to its natural style.

“It's massive, it's exciting, it's colourful… there’s so much to see, it's something for everybody,” says artist Alice Prentice.

The power cut, which is centred on The Aird, is affecting almost 900 homes and businesses - meaning potentially thousands of residents.

As MP Angus MacDonald slams ‘ludicrous’ Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch renewable energy ‘myths’.

The Glen Buck Estate, which stretches across almost 9000 acres, includes land at the northern end of Loch Oich.

It all begins with a view already imprinted on the minds of every Invernessian and many beyond - the gently rising approach to the castle itself.

A much-loved Inverness city centre restaurant has changed hands with the owner and founder leaving after almost 35 years.

Fraser Johnstone died after being trampled and crushed by a cow at his farm while he was feeding its calf, a fatal accident inquiry has heard.