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GET STARTED Click for a £1.99 subscription. Use the code SUMMERA man leapt to safety from an upstairs bedroom window as flames engulfed his Inverness home earlier this morning.
A shortage of train crew forced ScotRail to cancel today's early morning service from Inverness to Perth.
It was a dates night – of sorts – at the Caledonian Stadium as the club’s 2024 calendar signing event went down a storm.
An inspirational octogenarian who bagged all 282 Munros in a record-breaking charity effort has been recognised in the King's New Year honours list.
The A82 road has fully reopened 48 hours after Storm Gerrit brought numerous tress crashing down across the surface south of Fort Augustus.
Hazardous trees are being removed from on and beside the A82 as a huge tidy-up operation to reopen the route south of Fort Augustus continues.
A Highland-wide roll-out of 'twenty's plenty' speed limits is still open to feedback from members of the public and community groups.
Engineers from SSEN hope to reconnect all remaining Highland customers hit by Storm Gerrit power cuts by later today.
Trains are running as normal across all Highland services for the first time since Storm Gerrit struck on Wednesday.
The A82 remains closed in both directions between Invergarry and Invermoriston.
A number of properties in Maryburgh have been hit by a power cut in the aftermath of Storm Gerrit.
A fed-up taxi driver is calling out a worrying rise in violent and abusive behaviour by Inverness passengers in 2023.
Train travellers could still face disruption on Wick/Thurso to Inverness services tomorrow (Friday) despite most of Scotland’s rail network reopening.
A regular visitor to Inverness reported missing for a week earlier today has been found safe and well.
ScotRail has announced the re-opening of some Highland rail services.
It was a feast fit for kings, but also the chance for older guests of Inverness Caley Thistle Community Trust to get their fill of friendly chat.
The A82 remains closed in both directions south of Fort Augustus as work to clear fallen trees continues.
All train services to and from Inverness remain cancelled this morning with Network Rail beginning mass safety checks on rail tracks.
Loch Ness-side communities are still coping with power cuts as SSEN battles to restore supplies.
The Scottish Government is promising support for storm-hit communities after a meeting of a national crisis group.