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Replacement buses will cover all cancelled Far North Line train services today.

Flooding and landslides have wiped out all rail services between Inverness and Wick/Thurso until Saturday morning at the earliest.

These Strathpuffer teams tackling the gruelling 24-hour endurance event have great motivation for their efforts.

The damage caused by Monday’s fire at the popular Falls of Shin cafe is being assessed.

The Staggies made the journey through to Pittodrie to take on Aberdeen in their first match of 2025.

The snow and ice seen across all of the Highlands, and much of Scotland too, on January 2 comes alongside a fresh yellow weather warning.

An Inverness businessman has voiced his disappointment after discovering that payments made via ZettlebyPayPal before Christmas have been delayed.

Staff at a Dingwall care home for the elderly have been praised for developing “warm and positive relationships” with residents.

Fresh yellow weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued for much of the Highlands.

A lot happened in March 2024 as this glance back over the Ross-shire Journal front pages of that month reveals.

With a new year comes new hope and optimism is key for anyone running their own enterprise: so who are the business figures to keep an eye on in 2025?

The international midfielder made 18 appearances during his first spell in Dingwall, and will now look to add to that tally.

The landslide forced closure of the road on the Black Isle on a day which saw flooding across the Highlands.

After an earlier appeal for witnesses, police said insurance details have been exchanged and they will take no further action.

More of the best pictures of the year taken by our photographers Callum Mackay and James Mackenzie.

Radical new approaches need to be adopted to avoid the Scottish fishing industry being crushed, a fishermen’s organisation has warned.

Confusion reigned after a police statement that the road would be closed until next week. In fact it will re-open under traffic control this evening.

Flooding has created a Hogmanay headache for thousands of people with travel plans thrown into complete disarray.

Plans to drive forward “significant new housing” in the Highlands will be unveiled early in 2025, a major housing society has vowed.

Progress is being made by teams attempting to clear the Far North Line after the railway was impacted by several floods and landslips on Hogmanay.