County lines drug gangs shipping narcotics into the Highlands sparked a joint police awareness operation in Inverness Railway Station on Thursday.
A city centre street will be closed to traffic on Friday while emergency repairs to a burst main are carried out on the riverside.
The vet, from Inverness, is currently rated 3/1 to win the show – with just two episodes left to go.
Views are urgently sought from the public over ways Highland Council can address a £60m gap in its budget.
The Highland Book Prize has announced its 2023 longlist, which features a dozen fiction and non-fiction titles.
Efforts to make several Inverness neighbourhoods safer places for pedestrians, school children and cyclists are now being highlighted to the public.
Around 2000 homes across the north were still without power at lunchtime on Wednesday, but SSEN hopes to reconnect them by the end of the day.
Thousands of homes across Scotland were still without power at 5pm on Monday evening following overnight outages caused by Storm Isha.
A support unit serving hot food and drink has been set up in Cannich to help those still affected by Storm Isha power cuts.
Network Rail Scotland has warned that further serious railway disruption is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday after Storm Jocelyn arrives.
A boat found drifting off the shores of North Kessock sparked the launch of the village's RNLI lifeboat on Monday morning.
Households whose bin collections have been missed due to disruption from the recent heavy snows & gales have been given an update by Highland Council.
MP Drew Hendry hopes his recent campaign may have helped lead to fewer delivery issues over the festive season.
The red warning, which was issued shortly before midnight, covers areas around the Moray Firth.
Road safety charity IAM RoadSmart made the remarks in submissions' to the Scottish Government's dualling inquiry.
The force has also advised against travelling between south Highland and north Highland as many key routes remain blocked by drifting snow.
Days of heavy snow may have continued to wreak havoc on Highland transport and schools on Thursday – but there was also plenty of fun to be had too!
It's the second time in a week an Inverness police dog has been praised after another sniffed out drugs worth £15k in an unrelated incident.
Police confirm 'multiple' vehicles are stuck in the snow on the A9 north of Helmsdale and have warned that it is unclear when conditions will improve.
'Several vehicles' have become stranded on the busy A9 trunk road due to heavy and drifting snow, Traffic Scotland has warned.
