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A nurse from Culduthel Care Home in Inverness has been announced as Nurse of the Year at the Scottish Care Home Awards.

A police consultation has shown that confidence has risen in the past year.

The Union Street entrance has been "secured" by Highland Council officials, and an investigation is now under way.

Scottish mountain rescuers spent more than 24,000 hours in 2020 helping people on call-outs in nearly 500 incidents.

Dolphin Trips Avoch, is starting up its trips again with differences – the best of which is booking border collie Spud as part of the experience.

The family have waited two years to receive their son's personal effects.

Several jobs could be created if plans for a new 24-hour gym in a disused Inverness car showroom are given the green light.

Images of Inverness people on their doorsteps during the unsettling days of lockdown have been unveiled in a topical new exhibition.

James Fraser (60) of the city’s Anderson Street reported concerns to Highland Council.

A much-loved former Highland League footballer who made a lasting impact in local civic and sporting life will be laid to rest tomorrow.

The theft, from St Ninian Road, took place between Tuesday April 27 and Thursday May13.

Allan Alexander Ian Muir (54) has been found.

The first student to graduate from a new research master’s degree in creative practice is to have his work made into a stage production.

The role will be delivered by partners at Highland Council in line with their existing ranger service.

The power cut began at 11.27am and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) fixed the fault in the Drakies area fixed by 4pm.

The power outage began at 11.27am and SSEN is hoping to have the fault in the Drakies area fixed by 4pm.

Officers in Inverness are appealing for help to trace 54-year-old Allan Alexander Muir who has been reported missing.

Highland Council is alerting community groups to the looming deadline for securing funding from Scotland's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund.

Delays are of around 15 minutes in both directions on the A9 approaching roadworks at the Moy turn off near Inverness.

A cyclist who lost his wife to cancer a year ago is tackling an epic 600-mile cycle ride in aid of the charity which cared for her.