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Ferry passengers looking to travel over the final weekend before Christmas have been advised to make their journey on Friday instead.
Highland News and Media, which publishes the Strathy, has been shortlisted 12 times in this year’s Highlands and Islands Media Awards.
Gales are set to dominate the Christmas getaway after warnings for high winds were extended across the whole of the weekend.
Highland Coast Hotels has appointed its first managing director to drive growth for the group on the NC500 as the route nears its 10th anniversary..
Will we see a White Christmas this festive season? The Met Office has given us the first indication of what we can expect…
Several ferry sailings in the Minch will be cancelled on Tuesday and Wednesday due to stormy weather, CalMac has warned.
Highland parents are being urged not to turn puppy love at Christmas into a financial pipeline for criminal gangs.
Consultation has been extended over planned council rent increases of up to 10 per cent.
Strath Oykel in Sutherland is subject to a flood warning, while the whole of Caithness and Sutherland is on a flood alert status.
Funding for a pioneering Highland scheme, which is helping people receive end-of-life care at home while freeing up A&E beds, only runs until spring.
Beavers could be reintroduced into Glen Affric by the spring.
A 42-hour long rain warning has been issued for swathes of the Highlands - with up to 150mm expected to fall in the worst spots.
A zero-tolerance approach towards gender-based violence has earned UHI Inverness a top award for its efforts.
Stop motion animation legends Wallace & Gromit’s latest on-screen antics will have an Inverness connection - thanks to Highland composer Lorne Balfe.
Bella is the best - and that’s official after the popular music event was named Scotland’s festival of the year.
A man has died following a house fire in Drumbeg on Wednesday afternoon, police have confirmed. His death is currently “unexplained”.
£90m has been injected into the north of Scotland economy thanks to a housing boom in the likes of Inverness.
Funding for a pioneering Highland scheme, which is helping people receive end-of-life care at home while freeing up A&E beds, only runs until spring.
A dozen new jobs are to be created after plans for a new whisky experience in the Highland capital.
A popular café in the Victorian Market has been taken over by the owners of another of the market’s eateries.
