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Intense thunderstorms could bring up to 80mm of rain to parts of the Highlands tomorrow, the Met Office has warned.

One business warns a full road closure at the busiest time of year would be ‘a disaster’ amidst wider rethink calls.

A walker on a Wester Ross mountain has been found dead, despite efforts from the local mountain rescue team.

Police are to carry out intermittent closures of the Inverness-Beauly road while investigating a fatal crash which claimed the life of an Avoch man.

In the ‘modest’ reshuffle First Minister John Swinney hands her one of the toughest briefs in the Scottish Government.

Changes to parking at Inverness Airport have come into force.

MFR’s former Inverness base has been put up for sale for £325,000 after it announced plans to vacate the building due to cutbacks.

Police Scotland confirm they are pursuing ‘a positive line of enquiry’.

Four of the players to leave Dingwall on loan last season remain under contract, and will be returning to the club for pre-season.

Economic transformation is key to solving a host of local problems according to a candidate standing in next week’s Cromarty Firth by election.

"These were some of the most vicious, nasty and appalling offences I have heard in a long time involving repeated violence," sheriff says.

A near three-month closure of a section of road close to Ross-shire’s county town will involve a lengthy diversion for motorists.

The annual Highland Youth Parliament (HYP) conference will take place at Inverness Leisure Centre on Friday, June 13.

“We know that things are increasingly challenging…and through this funding we can make a difference locally and help people to thrive.’’

He left Dingwall at 17, but has now returned as a Scotland international.

The drop-in will take place on Thursday at TRACC and a local councillor has already urged those with an interest to make sure they turn out.

The commitment is expected to deliver over £20 million a year throughout the operational lifetime of the project.

Road Policing officers are appealing for information following a serious crash on the A82, three miles south of Inverness.

Construction work will start next week on a £42.2m Kishorn expansion that could ultimately help support 1500 jobs.

A Loch Ness rescue service was tasked to respond to a large sailing vessel and small motor cruiser that had lost power, earlier this month.