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An engineer will assess the damage to the Infirmary Bridge later on Thursday, with a timetable for repairs not known until after that takes place.
The Infirmary Bridge has been closed, with Highland Council citing “public safety” and promising that “updates [will] follow”.
Detectives investigating the attack on the eight-year-old at a Drumnadrochit campsite have also visited 100 properties and reappealed for information.
Does Inverness city centre have ‘enough’ takeaways? A planning objection certainly thinks so.
A major bank’s decision to fund the fossil fuel industry and support arms manufacturers, has been slammed by Highland protesters.
Pictures have been identified depicting the aftermath of a devastating fire which killed three men building Loch Glascarnoch’s dam in 1953.
Work on a new Home Bargains store appears to be progressing after recent movement on the site and planning permission for its shopfront branding.
Three weeks of roadworks are to be carried out on two of the A9’s Inverness junctions later this month.
The food court - which is set to create up to 25 jobs - has been undergoing a major transformation in recent months.
Age is proving no barrier for an adventurous 90-year-old after she took the controls for a flight out of Inverness Airport to mark her birthday.
Storm Floris weather warnings for the Highlands have been upgraded to amber - with 80 to 90mph gusts “likely” on “exposed coasts, hills and bridges”.
Rewilding efforts to bring back the beaver to parts of the Highlands have been praised by a local MSP following visits to see the work in action.
Talented up-and-coming young authors have published a new anthology of their works - which will be showcased at this year’s Nairn Book Festival.
Cantray Square, based at Cantraybridge College, received “very good” and “good” ratings during a surprise inspection from the Care Inspectorate.
Fraudsters are trying to pass fake £50 notes in the Highlands, police have warned.
The 80th anniversary of the end of World War II will be commemorated in Inverness with memorial services to mark VJ Day.
The Pizzeria, which is undergoing a £150,000 revamp, will create 15 jobs when it opens next to Falcon Square - possibly as early as August 15.
Electrical engineers have been placed on yellow alert amid a “growing likelihood” that Storm Floris will spark Highland power cuts.
A burst water main which has impacted supplies to some homes in the IV2 postcode area will take several hours to repair, customers have been warned.
Police in the Highlands have shared an appeal for help tracing a missing man who vanished in the early hours of Friday morning.
