With parts of the Highlands brace for winds of up to 70 mph, ScotRail has halted all of its train services this evening.
A driver escaped injury after a one vehicle crash closed a minor Ross-shire road for three hours this morning.
Train travellers are being strongly advised to check their journeys in advance after “extraordinary damage” from Storm Isha closed lines.
Police are at the scene of a road traffic accident on the minor Struie road north of Alness.
A delayed £1.3 million A9 surface improvements project in Easter Ross is set to resume next week.
Transport services in the Highlands are facing another day of chaos and disruption amid the blast of wintry weather.
Occupants of two vehicles escaped injury in a collision on the A9 between Kingussie and Dalwhinnie this morning.
There are reports of a road traffic collision on the A9 between Kingussie and Dalwhinnie.
Thousands of Highland pupils have been told to stay at home today as treacherous wintry conditions continue.
The A9 has fully reopened between Caithness and Inverness after gritting lorries battled through the night to clear snow drifts.
The public are being invited to a “last chance” meeting next week to consider controversial plans to upgrade electricity infrastructure near Beauly.
The A9 is to remain closed in both directions overnight between Dunbeath and Helmsdale.
Inverness Airport is being hit by flight cancellations as severe wintry weather affects services.
A Highland police officer has been arrested and charged in connection with sexual offences.
Snow and ice is causing major transport disruption across the Highlands.
Police are appealing for Highland help in finding a young man missing from Northumbria.
Cancer Research UK has announced the return of its popular Race for Life event to the Highland in 2024 – with a half price offer for the New Year.
A prestigious lifetime achievement award is to be presented to a retired journalist with a media career spanning more than 50 years.
An inspirational octogenarian who bagged all 282 Munros in a record-breaking charity effort has been recognised in the King's New Year honours list.
A Highland-wide roll-out of 'twenty's plenty' speed limits is still open to feedback from members of the public and community groups.
