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Members of the public are being warned that much of the Highlands and Moray will be at “very high risk” of wildfires over the next few days.
Energy giant SSEN has confirmed it intends to submit a planning application for the controversial super-pylon route from Caithness to Beauly.
A motorcyclist has been taken to hospital in Caithness after a crash on the A9.
A crash in Caithness has partially closed the A9 at a notorious accident blackspot.
People living near electricity pylons could get £250 a year off their energy bills under UK Government proposals.
More than 11,000 homes and businesses remain without power across the north, according to energy giant SSEN.
Huge disruption from Storm Floris is expected to continue today (Tuesday) with a massive clear-up underway across the Highlands and north of Scotland.
A 32-year-old man reported missing from Thurso has been found safe and well.
ScotRail has cancelled this evening’s train service from Inverness to Wick.
A woman killed in last night’s crash on the A96 Inverness to Nairn road has been named as 65-year-old Alison Campbell.
Rising tides and a swarm of jellyfish left a hapless youth stranded on a rock in the sea near spectacular Caithness cliffs.
It all begins with a view already imprinted on the minds of every Invernessian and many beyond - the gently rising approach to the castle itself.
A new zero-emission, low-cost electric bus service is now linking Inverness and Thurso for the first time.
Police in Thurso are hunting a man who carried out an assault watched by a companion with three dogs.
A campaign blasting back at local and national government for blaming short-term let owners for Scotland’s housing crisis today hit the Highlands.
A crucial campaigning body for elderly Highlanders is facing a threat to its existence after NHS Highland axed most of its funding.
Kayakers and paddleboarders may be unknowingly disturbing the Moray Firth’s small dolphin population.
A Caithness school has been hailed by Scotland’s education authority for improvements made since a previous inspection.
Almost one in four pavement parking fines have gone unpaid in the Highlands since the national ban was introduced.
A tourist tax in the Highlands is an "exceptionally frightening” prospect for the area’s hotel industry, according to a representative body.
