TRAFFIC on a busy section of the A9 is flowing freely again after an earlier crash blocked it in both directions, Traffic Scotland has confirmed.
MOTORISTS are being warned to expect delays after a two-vehicle crash blocked the A9 in Ross-shire near Evanton.
The Dingwall-based publisher's active titles and intellectual property are understood to have been bought by Sheffield-based Vertebrate Publishing.
The AlbaStar jet from Mallorca to Inverness had been due into Dalcross at 9.10am but diverted to Glasgow after declaring an emergency.
ROADWORKS are set to cause the regular closure a lane of the A9 dual carriageway near the Kessock Bridge for 10 weeks.
Work to transform Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction passes milestone, as work on link building begins.
A MULTI-million pound plan for a food & drink hub and superfast electric charging station next to the A9 at North Kessock could create up to 100 jobs.
The 12.34pm out of Wick will not run as planned. ScotRail has organised bus replacements.
A THUNDERSTORM warning has been issued for virtually the whole of the Highlands.
More than a dozen motorists were caught using their mobile phones while driving during a police crackdown in the Highlands last week.
VANDALS are being hunted by police after Portmahomack Pavilion was damaged.
The Highland and Moray jobs portal offers great packages for would-be employers and a one-stop shop for jobseekers looking for work.
If approved the legislation would come into force from October 1.
Labour has slammed the situation after it emerged 78 NHS Highland patients have seen their cancer treatment delayed by an oncologist shortage.
The northbound carriageway was closed following a crash at around 8.30am, but had fully reopened a little over an hour later.
Skye and the Small Isles have joined the River Ness catchment on amber 'moderate' alert while Loch Maree is still at red for 'significant scarcity'.
AN 11th hour crisis which had threatened to derail the Highland Cross has been averted after Highland Council helped to plug a transport shortage.
POLICE have seized drugs with a street value of £24,000 from three addresses in Dingwall after a tip off.
Organisers are desperately seeking alternative transport for more than 130 participants after a bus company pulled out just three days from the start.
Greggs has not ruled out further outlets in the Highlands amid plans to open 150 new shops this year, and is actively targetting "tourist" areas.
