The A9 has reopened to traffic, 10 hours after a serious crash closed the road near the Glenmorangie Distillery, west of Tain.

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The crash occurred between the Glenmorangie Distillery and southern end of the Dornoch Bridge at around 5.25pm. Emergency crews are on the scene.

The transformation of historic canal-side buildings into a distillery has taken another step after plans for visitor facilities were lodged.

One man has died and two others are in hospital after a four-vehicle crash on the A9 just south of the Cromarty Bridge on Friday.

A special celebration has been held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Highland social charity Community Integrated Care.

An FOI found that over the course of the last four years 25 public loos were hit by vandals - causing 55 closures.

Just over one year ago, Keith Mackenzie was lying in a hospital intensive care unit after undergoing a lifesaving kidney transplant.

A renowned Highland businessman was honoured with a prestigious award at a ceremony celebrating the local tourism and hospitality industries.

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The very best new architecture from across the Highlands will be celebrated in Inverness at an awards hosted by BBC presenter Banjo Beale.

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The A9 is fully open again after a crash closed it for more than 13 hours on Friday.

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A fundraiser to help a talented teenage mountain biker paralysed in a horrific accident get back in the saddle has smashed through its £20,000 target.

Highland Hospice says the money raised will provide over 75 weeks of end-of-life care to patients at home.