Transport

The A9 has been cleared in the Evanton area after a broken down bus caused rush hour traffic tailbacks.

A broken down bus is causing traffic tailbacks on the A9 near Evanton.

The hole appeared on a footpath near the shore front of Saltburn Road on Saturday.

It will see investment across communities with over £1bn for schools and roads over the next 10 years in Phase One of the programme.

The A82 was closed in the heart of the Highland capital after a major police response to a "disturbance" in a nearby street.

A 49-year-old man has appeared in court in connection with an incident involving a van that drove on the wrong side of the A9 at the Kessock Bridge.

Dashcam footage is being sought by police investigating dangerous driving on the Kessock Bridge last night.

A collision between vehicles has partially closed the Kessock Bridge.

A 42-year-old woman has died after a serious accident on the A9 last night.

A councillor has hit out at what he claims are “blanket 20mph speed limits across the Highlands” and has called on the council to end their roll-out.

Flood alerts have been issued to parts of the Highlands and Moray, amid forecasts for heavy showers in some areas.

Failure to bring back a late night train linking Inverness with Ross-shire communities is having an “affect on the city’s night-time economy”.

Morning flights between Inverness and Manchester today have been cancelled.

A lifeboat was scrambled from North Kessock last night after a yacht’s engine failed.

The public are invited to watch the start of what promises to be a head-turning procession between Dingwall and Thurso. Here’s the plan…

Emergency services including three Inverness fire units and a heavy rescue unit attend crash, with motorists urged to use alternative routes.

ScotRail says a broken down train on the Highland Mainline will cause “major disruption” for passengers through this morning.

An NC500 landmark visitor centre has highlighted their motorhome waste disposal facilities on offer, as tourist season begins.

Vital infrastructure improvements that could transform the reliability of trains in the northern Highlands appear to be in limbo.

Hopes cycling and luggage capacity could be dramatically increased on railway services in the north Highlands seem to have been dashed by rail chiefs.