Train faults and crew shortages have impacted some Far North Line and Inverness-Elgin journeys.

The crash occurred at around 7.10am and emergency services are on the scene. Police are advising motorists to avoid the area.

Officers and police vehicles were spotted at the scene at 4.45am, but have not yet revealed the reason for the road closure.

A dog walker heard a woman screaming for help at Ness-side as she was seized by the hair and pulled to the ground.

Freshly-revealed figures show that the Highlands is one of the best performing regions for direct film spend in Scotland.

The Original Factory Shop, which last month said it is shutting its store in Inverness’s Academy Street, has now revealed the date it will close.

A special anniversary has sparked an invite for previous Strictly Inverness contestants to dust off their glad rags and hit the dancefloor once more.

Leading councillor fears pavement parking could “force people to take unnecessary risks”.

What began in a living room with a tripod and an iPhone has grown into a grassroots movement talking about mental health across the Highlands.

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A ‘sham’ consultation over the closure of the Post Office’s Queensgate site has sparked withering criticism from Highland politicians.

The eight riders will set off from Muir of Ord on September 23, covering 100 miles per day.

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A man who crashed his car near the Drumossie Hotel in Inverness and failed to give a specimen of breath to police officers has been jailed.

Celebrations marking 70 years of the Action for Children charity included a successful fun day in Inverness.

An improvement in his eyes causes columnist John Dempster to ponder on religious insight.

Plans for a new bistro and tourist gift shop close to a famous Loch Ness-side beauty spot have sparked objections from concerned woodland officers.

It has been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court.

A popular Inverness bar’s plans to make its beer garden an all-weather affair is needed to ensure the “financial sustainability of the business”.

Stagecoach users have been left in limbo over the last few weeks and one of those is Drew Herbison, who relies on services from Hilton.