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With around 21,000 patients diagnosed with bladder cancer each year in the UK, about 1600 of them in Scotland, it is not a rare cancer.

Online responses from readers on active travel, changes at an A9 junction and Inverness Creative Academy.

No chance of Scotland games being free to air in the future.

A body which attracted such different celebrities as Dr Helen Keller and Matt Busby to Inverness is nudging towards the end of its centenary year.

I was ‘one of those kids’ when I was wee; always curious, always asking questions.

Sometimes you hear people saying they’re “spiritual but not religious,” meaning that they don’t follow a particular religious tradition.

The Inverness and Nairn MSP on plans for the A96 trunk road and the recent council elections.

John Davidson takes an early morning stroll from Melvich to visit a poignant memorial on the far north coast

A review of the Suzuki Vitara Full Hybrid.

Two games too far for third and fourth place sides.

I have fond memories of my son’s short-haired guinea pigs Norma and Flo. They were always noisy and entertaining, and he had great fun with them.

Here we are looking at two smaller collections at the Highland Archive Centre that caught our eye.

Well, the news is out and I am so thrilled to be able to talk about the biggest, and best, part of my life.

Food prices are now rising so fast that Bank of England governor found himself obliged to apologise for having to call the situation “apocalyptic”.

Your letters and online contributions – including new lighting at a notorious junction, a plea to speak out on local development and bikes for hire.

It’s never been easier to get a job in Inverness – if you’re willing to work in the hospitality sector.

You’ll have heard the one about the journalist who walked out of an awards dinner because she didn’t like the jokes?

Just before 6.50am every morning, as a young teenager, I’d wake and tune the radio by my bedside to the BBC Home Service.

We are coming up to the time for exams whether at school, college or university.

John Davidson and his family joined kids and campaigners in the Highland capital – and spoke to a man from Japan who is on a long, long cycle tour