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Low temperatures and snow and ice forecasts – with a yellow warning in place across the Highlands – are set to cause travel disruption today.
A Highland scenic route has been listed among the best road-trips to boost your mood in January.
A tourist trail which includes a Sutherland geopark was named in Rough Guides’ 24 best destinations to visit in 2024.
Ferry services in Ross-shire will face major disruption tomorrow as Storm Pia is set to hit the Highlands.
Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash near Invergordon which occurred this morning at around 10.30am.
Two people were hospitalized following a serious collision on the A9 near Invergordon this morning.
The A9 is currently closed near Invergordon following a serious traffic accident, with police and ambulance currently at the scene.
A charity for children with life-shortening conditions brought some festive fun to families in Inverness by hosting a Christmas party.
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.
Education plays an important part in every community, and school staff has has a delicate and vital role to play in every child's development.
Organisers of the annual Highland Cross challenge event have praised the outstanding efforts of teams after a record-breaking year for fundraising.
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.
A NEW rooftop landmark by a Dingwall artist was unveiled today in Inverness with a special remembrance service.
A Dingwall-based roofer who made the headlines for his artwork on Highland rooftops is working on his "biggest project" ahead of Remembrance Day.
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.
A Ness Factor finalist won the fundraising trophy for the contest last night after raising £12,000 for charity.
The Dingwall 34-year-old said she was "buzzing" after winning a popular singing contest in Inverness.
