Unison has announced plans for a "rolling series of strikes", with specific dates set to be announced "in the coming days".
Two rain warnings have been issued for parts of the Highlands, with a third alert – for gales – covering virtually all of northern Scotland.
Strikes affecting University of the Highlands and Islands sites will go ahead as planned tomorrow, a union has confirmed.
The yellow warning runs from Thursday morning until the end of Saturday and covers parts of the A9.
POLICE have appealed for witnesses after a tractor damaged a car near Ardgay.
WORK to boost inclusion through the teaching of British Sign Language has earned a Highland organisation a top prize in a prestigious UK competition.
A trio of meteor showers will be making their presence felt in October – with the Orionids of Halley's Comet fame being one of the three.
Rose Street Hall's owners have secured permission to demolish the building, and its tenant is understood to have been given notice to leave.
Not enough people stood for election in seven community council areas – including Tain and Muir of Ord – and they will fall into abeyance.
The strikes are in response to plans to cut £4 million from the UHI's budget and make dozens of staff redundant.
Suilven and Fionn Loch starred as the show reached its climax, with Suilven doubling up as the location of statues to a major piece of Star Wars lore.
Four former RNLI offshore and onshore crew members who have dedicated more than 100 years to the charity between them, have been honoured.
Parents are scratching their heads after Applecross Primary shut for three days during recent strikes – despite no staff apparently taking part.
The ageing Rose Street multi-storey car park could be demolished and replaced, it has emerged.
A boat's call for help sparked a call-out for the RNLI's Kessock lifeboat on Sunday afternoon.
A father and son from the Highlands were in a celebratory mood when they both graduated in the same university ceremony.
Motorists on the A9 have been warned to drive with care after a road traffic incident restricted the road in both directions at Tain.
A major new youth arts project is being launched by Eden Court thanks to lottery funding.
Police believe the man in the new images "may be able to assist their investigation" into the theft from the Morrisons supermarket ATM in Alness.
Jago Ashwell (74) is known to have travelled by train from Inverness to Caithness on Monday.
