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Reports of a person being struck by a train between Dingwall and Achnasheen has prompted cancellation of services between Inverness and Kyle.

Motorists are being advised that temporary traffic lights remain in place on the A82 near Loch Ness.

Police are hunting an attacker whose victim required hospital treatment following an assault in Nairn in the early hours of Sunday morning.

The remains of Hurricane Ernesto will bring a deluge of rain and strong winds to parts of the Highlands later this week, the Met Office has warned.

The Oxygen Works has been nominated as Highland News and Media’s charity of the year.

Towergate Insurance, a key player in the local insurance market, has established itself as a crucial partner for Highland businesses.

Innes & Mackay is a cornerstone of the Highlands' legal landscape and this year it celebrates its 150-year anniversary.

We take a look back at past editions in the build-up to the Nairn Games’ weekend.

Caley Thistle are experiencing a surge in season ticket sales after the departure of controversial CEO Scot Gardiner.

Eilidh Maclean’s career as a tattoo artist is much more than just skin-deep

The premier week in the Highland business calendar will return this September and it’s not to be missed.

Emergency repairs to a sinkhole that closed a busy Inverness city centre street are set to continue into the weekend.

Eight people were lucky to avoid injury yesterday (Wednesday) in a two car collision on the A9 near Carrbridge.

A two car crash near Carrbridge has partially closed the A9.

Caley Thistle fans are set to make an emotional 700-mile journey to pay last respects to one of the most renowned characters to have stood among them.

Police have arrested man near Inverness Castle after an alleged theft in the city’s Eastgate area.

Specialist work has resumed to repair a sinkhole that forced the emergency closure of multiple Inverness city roads.

The Awards celebrate the positive impact that businesses in the region have on their communities and the wider economy.

A pioneer of organised youth football in Inverness who helped generations of local talent to flourish has died at the age of 91.

An 82-year-old Inverness army veteran has begun another incredible charity challenge - rowing the equivalent of Land’s End to John O’Groats.