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Parts of the Highlands could see more travel disruption caused by the cold spell, with a yellow warning in place for this afternoon and tomorrow.
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Road policing officers are looking for information after a man was seriously injured in a crash in Caithness yesterday afternoon.
Police are urging members of the public to be vigilant as a group of scammers have been reported to be operating in Ross-shire and Sutherland.
The line between Inverness and Tain was reopened last night after a crash between a train and a car prompted the closure of the railway.
The “highlight of the Highlands’ arts calendar” is back in a Ross-shire village this week with almost 90 artists from across the region on show.
The quality of bathing waters in the Highlands will see areas ranked from sufficient to excellent, according to forecasts issued by SEPA.
Roofer who made headlines for his artwork on Highland rooftops is working on 'biggest project' yet in time for Remembrance Sunday
Services on the line are set to be cancelled or revised as urgent work to repair damages caused by Storm Babet are set to last for a week.
Regional flood alerts were issued by SEPA across three areas in the Highlands, with four local flood warnings also in place.
The leader of the Scottish Green Party said ahead of their party conference that works to dual the A9 between Inverness and Perth "need to proceed".
ScotRail has announced that several routes will be disrupted between today and Sunday due to forecasts of heavy rain.
A new scheme aiming to tackle the use of single-use cups in the Highlands has reached a milestone after launching in April.
ScotRail have announced that trains connecting Inverness and Wick are yet to return to regular service after almost a week of major disruption.
Tourists around Loch Ness yesterday could have glimpsed a rare sighting of Nessie as the monster was spotted peacefully floating on a paddleboard.
Work is ongoing to make the Wick and Kyle train lines safe after Storm Babet, with train commuters set for another day of disruption today.
A new sighting of the Loch Ness monster has been shared and is claimed to be "possibly the clearest evidence" of Nessie's existance this year.
Train services in the Highlands will be cancelled tomorrow and Friday as severe weather is expected to affect several north lines.
Residents across the Highlands are being encouraged to get in touch with the council's resilience team to help local communities be ready for winter.
The Met Office has warned of potential disruption as strong winds are set to reach the Highlands today.
