Three secondary schools and one nursery in the Highlands remain closed or partially closed today for various reasons.
A person who was pronounced dead on the rail line near Inverness has been identified as a woman.
Wintry showers may have caused travel disruption for some in the Highlands.
A person has been pronounced dead on the rail line near Inverness.
The A9 south of Inverness has reopened in both directions.
Several bus services in the Inverness area have been affected due to snowfall and untreated roads.
Police officers in Dingwall have issued an appeal for information after 50 bags of cement were stolen.
Police have issued an appeal for information after a man was reported being seen entering cars and trying to gain entry to other vehicles in Nairn.
Age Scotland has launched new and free energy support services to ensure older and vulnerable people are getting the help available.
A group of Army reservists joined forces to give blood at Inverness Donor Centre in support of a friend who was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Highland dancers ensured a Christmas show did go on after planned performances were affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Business leaders share their hopes for 2022.
Homemade mince pies and a wee dram rounded off a successful Christmas dinner for members of an Inverness lunch club.
The company behind a new pumped storage hydro scheme planned for the south side of Loch Ness is heartened by the level of support for the plans.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced how £107 million is being allocated to support businesses impacted by the spread of the Omicron variant.
Campaigners are calling for safer streets for cycling after many children received bikes as Christmas presents but do not feel safe to go on roads.
Urgent action is being demanded by Highland Council to end higher electricity charges paid by households in the north.
Support is snowballing for the Courier's petition calling for an immediate end to unfair higher electricity charges in the Highlands and Islands.
Long-term solutions need to be found to link more of the Highlands to the National Grid as one way of tackling fuel poverty in the region.
Demands for an end to unfair higher electricity charges in the Highlands have been gathering support as hundreds sign the Courier’s petition.
