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The Scottish Conservatives claim the Scottish Government's “abject failure” to dual the A9 is laid bare by “astonishing” new figures.
A billionaire estate owner is to turn a dilapidated Caledonian Canal-side toilet block into a plush new reception hut for wealthy fishing clients.
A collision between a car and a train has closed the Wick to Inverness north railway line.
A man has been taken to hospital after a three vehicle road crash in Ross-shire.
A family has paid a loving tribute to "our beautiful little hurricane" after the death of a six-year-old Highland boy while on holiday in Cyprus.
All school strikes planned by the union UNISON have been suspended for members to consider an improved pay offer for local government workers.
An award-winning Ullapool harbour fish and chip shop is seeking permission to create a new dining area.
Kate and William made their first official visit to the Highland capital today in honour of the work of a charity renowned for improving young lives.
Staff and young people from youth mentoring charity Day1 discussed its important work with the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay.
Major rail disruption between Inverness and Wick is set to continue into next week as Network Rail presses on with emergency storm damage repairs.
The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay will today visit a Highland-based charity with a track record in transforming young people’s lives.
Train passengers are facing significant disruption between Inverness and Wick with part of the north line closed for urgent repairs.
Olivia Macleod had not long left Knockbreck Primary for Tain Royal Academy when she took a fateful decision.
Highland League chiefs have decided to postpone all remaining scheduled matches today on the grounds of public safety.
Ross County's home match against St Mirren today is OFF.
Striker says the best is yet to come.
ScotRail is warning customers there will be significant disruption to services tomorrow as a month’s worth of rain falls on parts of the Highlands.
Severe weather warnings have led to London North Eastern Railway (LNER) to cancel Saturday services to and from Inverness.
Two days of heavy rain is set to bring a risk of dangerous conditions and flooding across all parts of the Highlands this weekend.
Loganair's Inverness to Manchester flight this morning has been cancelled.
