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Highland Hospice is relaunching a volunteer service that offers companionship to those left alone in their final hours.
A master mariner who became hugely influential in moves to create a first Inner Moray Firth lifeboat station will be laid to rest in Inverness.
Early morning train services between Inverness and Aberdeen have been cancelled.
The A9 just north of Inverness is understood to be clear with traffic moving in both directions after earlier reports of an accident.
Emergency services are at the scene of an accident on A9 just north of the A9.
Highland Council is pledging to get bin and food waste collections back up to speed in Inverness by early next week.
A flood of fake money in the Inverness area has sparked a warning to businesses and shoppers in the Highlands.
Police have reopened the A9 near Golspie after a collision earlier today.
Internationally-acclaimed Highland fiddler Bruce MacGregor has sold out both nights of what promises to be a Celtic Connections show like no other.
Repairs on a damaged power cable that left a major Inverness city centre crossing without traffic lights are almost complete.
A professor with 30 years experience of “fostering academic innovation” has been given a crucial leadership role at UHI.
Seven of nine Highland League fixtures set to be played tomorrow have been postponed.
Police are investigating reports of another two lynx being spotted on the loose near a Highland town.
Thousands of Highland school and nursery children are set for another day at home as the cold snap continues.
Work to restore power to faulty Inverness city centre traffic lights is continuing for a second day.
The University of the Highlands and Islands Inverness College will remain closed today to all on-site classes.
Two lynx that sparked a police alert after being illegally released in the Highlands have been safely captured by wildlife conservationists.
Around 20,000 school pupils and nursery children in the Highland Council area are staying at home today after heavy snow overnight forced closures.
Bus services over large parts of the Highland are cancelled this morning after heavy overnight snowfalls.
Two local schools are warning pupils about throwing snowballs near school buildings.
