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Cancellations have impacted some flights in and out of Inverness and Aberdeen as Storm Amy continues.
WATCH: Video of big fallen tree blocks Cairngorm ski road
All Highland rail lines will be suspended on Friday evening when Storm Amy hits, it has been confirmed.
“Damaging winds” of up to 95mph are now expected to batter parts of the Highlands and Moray, after Storm Amy weather warnings were upgraded to amber.
A pre-existing rain warning has also been extended to cover more of the region, with alerts now in force from 5pm today until the end of Saturday,
Heavy rain is set to bring a risk of flooding to transport disruption to parts of the Highlands, the Met Office has warned.
A special live radio broadcast marking 200 years of the UK railway will be aired from the Highland Chieftain as it travels from Inverness to London.
Wildfire risks in the Highlands and Moray will be “very high to extreme” in the coming days, residents and visitors have been warned.
Police shared a photo showing the cars had been travelling at up to 110mph on a section of the road south of Dalwhinnie.
A cute and very rare new arrival has been making herself at home at Highland Wildlife Park following her birth earlier this month.
Musical fans will get the chance to enjoy one of the world’s most beloved shows when a new community production of Annie hits the Inverness stage.
They were taken to Raigmore Hospital following the crash, which occurred where the A9 and B9154 meet near Moy.
Traffic is “returning to normal” following an earlier crash which blocked the A9 in both directions south of Inverness.
The collision, which was first reported by Traffic Scotland at 12.23pm, is said to be blocking the road both ways near Daviot.
A new UK recruitment drive has been launched by the British Transport Police, which is seeking to add 2 new special constables to its Inverness team.
NHS Highland bosses have been told to apologise after a hospital missed “a number of red flags” that led to a patient’s fractures going undiagnosed.
Motorists on the A9 are being advised to use caution on approach following a crash south of Dalwhinnie which partially blocked the road.
The popular highlight of Highland Hogmanay celebrations has been axed after 17 years due to costs.
Fifty-three per cent of Highland businesses were optimistic – up from the 44 per cent recorded when the same survey was conducted last winter.
The crash occurred at around 7.10am and emergency services are on the scene. Police are advising motorists to avoid the area.
