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Loganair’s Inverness to Birmingham flight this evening has been cancelled amid storm force winds.
Engineers are currently battling to restore power across the strath and wider North
Train travellers in the Highlands face another spate of cancelled services today as Storm Gerrit brings snow, heavy rain and winds of up to 70 mph.
Sports broadcaster reflects on his life and 40-year career in Boxing Day BBC ALBA documentary
Edward Mountain: "I feel sorry for them if that's the best they've got to do"
High winds have grounded eight fights to and from Inverness Airport as Storm Pia batters the Highlands.
Seven train services between Inverness and Glasgow have been cancelled today as Storm Pia batters Scotland.
Claim: broken promises on A9 dualling mean the public could have little trust in the Scottish Government's latest pronouncement on timescales.
Highland Council is backing calls for the Highlands to “receive far greater recognition and reward” for huge profits drawn by energy companies.
Journalists from Highland News and Media have earned an impressive 14 award shortlistings for the 2024 Highlands and Islands Media Awards.
A festive drink and drug driving clampdown by Highland police has led to 30 arrests in the first fortnight of December.
Bullying within NHS Highland remains rife 18 months after a £2.8 million “healing process” was concluded.
Loving tribute to six-year-old who died after being found unconscious in swimming pool
All school strikes planned by the union UNISON have been suspended for members to consider an improved pay offer for local government workers.
Duke and Duchess of Rothesay will visit Inverness-based charity with track record in transforming young people’s lives
Olivia Macleod had not long left Knockbreck Primary for Tain Royal Academy when she took a fateful decision.
Highland League chiefs have decided to postpone all remaining scheduled matches today on the grounds of public safety.
ScotRail is warning customers there will be significant disruption to services tomorrow as a month’s worth of rain falls on parts of the Highlands.
Severe weather warnings have led to London North Eastern Railway (LNER) to cancel Saturday services to and from Inverness.
Young shinty players can access cheaper protective head gear after a five-figure deal struck between the sport’s governing body and its major sponsor.
