Dingwall and Kyle of Lochalsh are among several Highland railway stations whose ticket office hours will be affected under ScotRail’s proposals.
Work to strengthen the bridge towers, which had been due to start this month and take six months, will now begin in January and run for 10 months.
Highland Paranormal, which have just celebrated their 14th anniversary, have been sharing some of their ghostly encounters with the great beyond.
Around 10,000 music fans attended last year’s successful fest at the Black Isle Showground, and the band promise ‘bigger and better’ for its return.
Buses will replace all ScotRail and LNER trains between Inverness and Perth for four weekends from mid-November.
Plans for a controversial drive-through at a proposed development next to the A9 have been dropped after push back from the community.
The strike would cause Stagecoach services to grind to a halt in the Inverness area, as well as north and west of the city, and on Skye and in Orkney
The practice issued larger, monthly prescriptions and granted additional prescriptions on request despite their patient’s “history of overdoses”.
Emilie Anne Parker (30) and her two dogs all died after a collision involving a car while she was walking her pets along the B9152 near Aviemore.
Delighted village residents are salivating at the prospect that a new chip shop and restaurant could open in the heart of their community.
Several recommendations were made, but inspectors also highlighted a number of positives too, including the staff.
“Rocket boosters” will be put under the creative industries, a minister vowed after a local MP called for more support for Highland film productions.
A Highland-made film aimed at inspiring people to take positive climate action is up for an award at the world’s biggest sustainability film festival.
Scammers posing as officials handling the UK government’s living allowance are targeting Highland residents’ phones, trading standards have warned.
Notorious long-running roadworks on the A835 trunk road need to be finished "now before someone is killed", fed up residents have demanded.
Storm Ashley is expected to batter the Highlands with 80mph winds when it hits this weekend, the Met Office has warned.
Officers issue security advice following an incident in Kinmylies. The appeal came on the same day Tain residents spotted similar behaviour.
Disruption was hitting ferry and some train journeys in the north on Friday morning - due to a mix of imminent stormy weather and staffing issues.
Train faults have sparked numerous cancellations to services in and out of Inverness.
A dinghy adrift near to the Skye Bridge sparked a call-out for the Kyle RNLI crew last night.