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CalMac has announced that multiple ferry services between Ullapool and Stornoway have been cancelled January 26 and 27.

Does it matter if Ross-shire community councils fall by the wayside? As a deadline looms, we listen to people who think that it does.

Boxers in action at Ravenscraig.

Derek Adams has filled the final loan slot available to Ross County with the signing of a centre back to ease his injury woes.

A special school in Ross-shire was closed at short notice following an incident earlier today. It will re-open tomorrow.

County lines drug gangs shipping narcotics into the Highlands sparked a joint police awareness operation in Inverness Railway Station on Thursday.

Derek Adams has continued his overhaul of Ross County's squad with the addition of a former Aberdeen man.

The vet, from Inverness, is currently rated 3/1 to win the show – with just two episodes left to go.

Wester Ross and Lochalsh residents are being asked if they would like the area to become a national park.

Views are urgently sought from the public over ways Highland Council can address a £60m gap in its budget.

CalMac has warned of disruption for ferry sailings between Ullapool to Stornoway today January 25, and tomorrow January 26.

A fatal accident inquiry in Tain is set to investigate the tragic death of a cameraman in a mid-air paramotor collision.

Damage caused by Storm Jocelyn will disrupt all of today's train services between Inverness and the Central Belt today.

Ross County's options at the back are extremely limited going into arguably their toughest game of the season away at Celtic on Saturday.

Contest's youngest competitor is no stranger to the stage having performed at a number of events as a Highland dancer, including at Disneyland Paris.

One player who came through the Ross County youth system has bid farewell to Dingwall after leaving on a permanent basis.

A ban prohibiting pavement parking will be enforced across the Highlands from next month.

Black Isle communities have curated a plan for the future of their towns and villages.

A new police report shows that the Highlands recorded the highest number of drug driving offences across Scotland in December.

Around 2000 homes across the north were still without power at lunchtime on Wednesday, but SSEN hopes to reconnect them by the end of the day.