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Teams from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution are working to restore power to customers in the north of Scotland.
Thousands of pupils across the Highlands will miss school today in the wake of Storm Isha.
No train services are running this morning in Scotland until rail lines have been inspected as Storm Isha hit the UK.
In a tranquil spot overlooking the Normandy coast lies the final resting of a young RAF gunner from Inverness who was killed in a wartime operation.
There will be no let up in the plan to complete the dualling of the A9, Scotland's Transport Secretary has vowed.
A rise in rural plant and fuel thefts is being highlighted in an awareness-raising campaign which will visit Inverness on Thursday.
A major journalism award is to be presented in memory of writer and broadcaster Bill McAllister who died last April.
A couple taking part in this weekend's Strathpuffer mountain bike endurance event took a short break to get married.
Tributes have been paid following the death of a former veteran Highland councillor described as "one of a kind".
The death of a Highland toddler could have been avoided had doctors not missed opportunities to give a correct diagnosis.
A Highland politician who was sexually assaulted has revealed how a "kind, honest, experienced voice" on the other side of the phone rescued her.
Complimentary slow cookers will be provided to participants on a free cooking course run by New Start Highland.
Yulia Kushch says her life – like the lives of all Ukrainians – is divided into the past before the war and the new present.
Enthusiastic staff from SSE Renewables braved a dip in Loch Ness with the strongmen Stoltman brothers for a mental health charity.
A teenager who knows how tough it is for families with children in hospital has delivered £1100 worth of Christmas presents to Raigmore Hospital.
By his own admission, Mikeysline founder Ron Williamson had a "bull-in-a-china-shop, speaking-my-mind" approach.
Performers of all ages and at all stages are being urged to enter Inverness Music Festival which prides itself on being fun and friendly.
Train passengers in the Highlands are being warned of potential disruption due to severe weather.
Road policing officers have issued an appeal for information following a serious crash yesterday on the A96 at Auldearn.
The founder of the Highland mental health charity, Mikeysline, has died following a long illness.
