Supplies in the Munlochy, Tore and Avoch areas may not return to normal until early afternoon, the utility company has warned.,
A section of the Far North Line that was battered by spring tides and stormy seas is expected to reopen to trains tomorrow morning (Friday).
Music industry pros of the future are set to benefit after a Highland charity announced the return of its successful 'Setting the Stage' workshop.
Trials for a new pothole repair method that could cut costs and be better for the environment are to be carried out in several Highland communities.
Three months of additional "disruptive" repairs will be needed in an Inverness city centre neighbourhood after engineers spotted "a further issue".
The latest timetables for dualling the A9 and A96 have been given a cautious welcome by Rhoda Grant but she is "not too confident" they'll be met.
A Black Isle nursery which was forced to close on Wednesday after it lost its hot water is expected to reopen as normal tomorrow.
Pedestrians and motorists were in for a surprise on the way past an Inverness school this morning – after a traffic light caught fire!
It may be the most romantic day of the year, but police have urged would-be love birds to beware romance scams and scammers
A long-running planning saga which left a prominent Inverness building looking like a colourful eyesore finally appears to be drawing to a close.
Edward Mountain had been under fire for the £129 bill which, while legal, drew flak from politicians who argued he shouldn't claim for his own error.
Rail passengers are bracing for further disruption, with engineers expected to give an update later today on when the line may reopen.
The Port of Cromarty Firth will welcome 118 cruise ships in 2024, down slightly on 2023 – but passenger numbers will be up and bookings "are busy".
High spring tides are hampering repairs to a sea-battered section of the Far North Line, passengers have been warned.
Lifesavers with the RNLI have thanked the generosity of a major Highland business and its customers after they raised hundreds for the charity.
Rail passengers on the Far North Line were facing major disruption on Tuesday, after extremely high tides and waves damaged the line.
A missing man who had not been seen for more than a week has been traced "safe and well", police have confirmed.
The line was closed between Brora and Helmsdale after the tracks in that area suffered coastal flood damage for the second time this winter.
Firefighters said three people were trapped following the crash between a car and van at Balloch at 12.15pm.
Police have appealed for witnesses and information after "a number of vehicles" were damaged in an Inverness city centre street in the early hours.
