Police have confirmed that the incident which has closed the A9 southbound is a one-vehicle crash.
Highland News and Media, which publishes the Strathy, has been shortlisted 12 times in this year’s Highlands and Islands Media Awards.
Gales are set to dominate the Christmas getaway after warnings for high winds were extended across the whole of the weekend.
Highland Coast Hotels has appointed its first managing director to drive growth for the group on the NC500 as the route nears its 10th anniversary..
Will we see a White Christmas this festive season? The Met Office has given us the first indication of what we can expect…
Highland parents are being urged not to turn puppy love at Christmas into a financial pipeline for criminal gangs.
Consultation has been extended over planned council rent increases of up to 10 per cent.
But the loss is lower than the £889k posted in 2023, and CEO Rebecca Holt says the venue is running a “day-to-day surplus” as ticket sales rise.
Sections of the Spey and Dulnain rivers were under active flood warnings, while the whole of the Spey was subject to a lower-level flood alert.
Fears are growing for the safety of a skier who disappeared in the Cairngorm mountains. Sam Burns failed to return to his van at the ski resort.
A 42-hour long rain warning has been issued for swathes of the Highlands - with up to 150mm expected to fall in the worst spots.
£90m has been injected into the north of Scotland economy thanks to a housing boom in the likes of Inverness.
Home Bargains’ plans to open another Inverness superstore in the city’s Longman area and create up to 60 new jobs have been given the green light.
Train services travelling back and forth between Inverness and Elgin are all suspended and snow gates have been closed on the A939 at Tomintoul.
The longest stretch of road set to be dualled on the A9 in the Highlands has passed a key logistical hurdle.
Snow disruption is likely to hit the Highlands when Storm Darragh arrives, the Met Office has warned after issuing a yellow alert for the region.
The hospice said it “simply could not run” without the wonderful army of volunteers who help make it such a force for good in the Highlands.
A petition demanding "better digital connectivity" for the Highlands and Islands has been launched by a political campaigner in the region.
The council is seeking views over options to increase house rents by 8, 9 or 10 per cent - warning that the money raised is vital for maintenance.
The assisted dying bill is set to be debated by politicians in Westminster tomorrow (Friday).