Culloden Academy pupils return to single sex toilets from today, Monday.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said she wants to hold second independence referendum next year.

Manager agrees to reduce wages to help protect jobs.

The Finance Secretary wed local man Alasdair MacLennan at a private ceremony earlier today

Ness Bridge and Inverness Town House are to be illuminated for the coronation of the King and Queen Consort – but not everybody is happy.

Of 1835 people who voted just 21 per cent feel the punishment was deserved and 3.4 per cent were undecided.

Ms Forbes was a strong favourite to win and secured almost three times as many votes as the next placed candidate

By partaking in a few simple steps, you could be a perfect match and help to save a three-year-old's life.

A 59-year-old woman has been charged after inquiries into a video circulating on social media.

Or has the country got enough to cope with for now?

An Inverness suicide support group plans to expand to meet demand.

Men at an Inverness company have grown moustaches to raise £25,000 for a suicide prevention charity in memory of a popular colleague and friend.

Veteran SNP MSP brands 'lame' A9 dualling delay excuses as balderdash – and fears more lives will be lost.

He says 'when the SNP chose Humza Yousaf, and this is not personal, over Kate Forbes we made the biggest mistake in our party’s history.'

In the eyes of ‘superfan’ Joan MacGillivray, Sir Andy Murray’s exploits with racket and ball will never be old hat.

Fife Council, rather than Kelty Hearts, owns the stadium Caley Thistle plan to use for training - and is seeking answers on the deal.

A new £15 million Inverness primary school and nursery will provide pupils with unisex toilets only.

“That step alone makes it feel like less of a club from Inverness,” says the academy product.

Ms Gabaldon, who wrote the Outlander series of books, used Culloden and the Jacobite uprising as the backdrop to her early novels.

Members of the Muslim community in Inverness have put together 150 meals for people in need.

Avid fans of hit book and TV series Outlander are teaming up with a city pub to help them get over withdrawal symptoms linked to the hit show.

Inverness Caley Thistle are hopeful of a new dawn after incoming advisor Alan Savage secured agreement to wipe more than £3 million in historic debts.

Board member Graeme Bennett confirmed news saying the chief executive is ‘doing everything he can for Caley Thistle’.

Invergordon powerhouse regains title.

He compares her politically to his mother and independence movement icon Winnie Ewing

A rogue sign has appeared on an Inverness bridge.

He asks fans to ‘rally round the club’ saying ‘administration is a desperate thing to happen to a club and must, at all cost, not happen to ICTFC’.

As part of a nationwide thank you to frontline NHS staff Ness Bridge was last night bathed in blue light.

The owners of Loch Ness Spirits have announced they have won the fight to retain the right to use the name.

A trio of rare wildcat kittens have been born during lockdown at a centre near Beauly as part of a breeding project to save the species.

Supporter was glad he could game be completed.

An American artist is auctioning a painting inspired by the hit TV series Outlander to boost efforts to save the Old High Church in Inverness.

The majority of voters in an Inverness Courier online poll said they would support Scottish independence if a referendum was held next year.

At tonight’s Supporters’ Trust meeting, ICT supporters overwhelmingly said they would prefer to put the club into administration over moving to Fife.

Its five years this weekend since Caley Thistle went ballistic against Celtic again.

It is understood the MP and his family are travelling to London today and will not be changing their plan.

Inspectors have praised standards at Inverness's Gaelic primary school and its nursery class.

She tells SNP members in Inverness 'we need to decentralise power further but real empowerment'

The MSP added that the 'number of fatalities should be a cause for national grief.'

Plan to establish a team after original Inverness Thistle finished in 1994.

Fergus Ewing MSP is calling for £100 million of Scottish Government spending on greener public buildings to be redirected into NHS building projects.

At the Inverness Courier A9 Crisis Summit he said without progress then 'frankly, I don’t think we deserve to continue to be in government.'

But the botched ballot count means a second recount tomorrow for Inverness constituency.

Alan Savage is prepared to go it alone as ICT’s leading investor if legal agreement is sealed on removing more than £3 million in historic loan debts.

Operators of the Jammy Piece in Inverness have saved the Castle Restaurant.

Talks are set to take place next week.

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross is set to announce an ambitious jobs and economic recovery plan from Inverness later today.

He says they need to aim staying in the Championship.

More than 60 years of tradition has come to an end as a familiar Inverness face pulled down the shutters for the final time on her city business.

A popular Inverness busker has been given a new dog following the death of his beloved Dalmatian Emily last month.

Superb performance to finish on the podium.

More than 4000 people have signed the petition demanding more protection for the battlefield

We had the chance to speak to the author, today, about why she loves Inverness, and if book ten will be the finale of the much loved story.

First Scottish athlete to win the world title.

At the Inverness Courier A9 Crisis Summit he said without progress then 'frankly, I don’t think we deserve to continue to be in government.'

A MAN who dedicated much of his life to keeping the people of Inverness safe has died from Covid-19.

The battery storage farm was a particularly bitter pill as Graeme Bennett says it ‘sucked the lifeblood out of the club’.

Portuguese investors are ready to pump £2.5 million into Caley Thistle if a deal can be struck.

Dozens of people have liked a suggestion on social media that the Inverness junction is one of the 'worst' in Britain for less confident motorists.

Teenagers in Nairn are standing in solidarity with peaceful vigils held across the globe to protest about the treatment of black people in the USA.

Finance Secretary and Highland MSP Kate Forbes' budget aims to tackle the fallout from the Covid pandemic

Roughly 10 people attended a planned public coronavirus lockdown protest in Inverness this afternoon.

For the third day running there have been no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Highlands, new figures have shown.

A poignant moment of reflection was held on the National Day of Reflection.

The biggest housebuilder in the Highlands is to provide food bank support during the coronavirus crisis.

Claims club is in advanced talks with investors.

As the longest road in Scotland, the A9 is our nation’s backbone

VETERAN Nessie hunters are in a frenzy of excitement after startling new evidence of the existence of the Loch Ness Monster was recorded.

The Caley Thistle academy product has been named in Steve Clarke’s starting 11 to take on Germany at Euro 2024.

The Inverness Caledonian Thistle Supporters’ Trust attempted to rally fans together at an open meeting this evening.

New figures from Transport Scotland show single carriageways on the road are twice as deadly as dualled sections.

Inverness Harriers athlete also crowned Scottish Marathon champion.

A petition calling for Inverness Caley Thistle to scrap plans to move first team training to Fife has topped 1,600 signatures.

He has been appointed in charge of club to put it in firm financial position.

A new Sunday Times analysis has revealed Highland Council has the worst public services in Scotland.

Fife club yet to hear from Caley Thistle about cancelling deal.