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Scammers posing as officials handling the UK government’s living allowance are targeting Highland residents’ phones, trading standards have warned.
Officers issue security advice following an incident in Kinmylies. The appeal came on the same day Tain residents spotted similar behaviour.
Storm Ashley is expected to batter the Highlands with 80mph winds when it hits this weekend, the Met Office has warned.
Disruption was hitting ferry and some train journeys in the north on Friday morning - due to a mix of imminent stormy weather and staffing issues.
Delighted organisers have reported strong interest in a special exhibition exploring the 150-year history of the Far North Line.
Day two of the Royal National Mòd brought joy for a number of Highland artists after they were named on the shortlist for the Highland Art Prize.
Tributes have continued to flood in from politicians in the north following the shock death of former First Minister Alex Salmond.
Mountain rescuers have urged hikers to ensure they are properly prepared - after a rise in the number of incidents.
Police investigating a serious road collision that left a pedestrian in hospital have appealed for anyone with information to come forward.
A dash of the silver screen looks set to shine at the ever-popular Belladrum Festival next year - after the event announced a Moo-vie theme for 2025.
A string of cancellations in the week rail services were meant to ‘return to normal’ pose a “dangerous threat” to the lines’ viability, an MP fears.
A pedestrian was taken to hospital with “serious injuries” last night after being struck by a car on the A9 in Golspie.
Mountain rescuers have urged hikers to ensure they are properly prepared - after a rise in the number of incidents.
Ferry passengers are being urged to check sailings before travel amid warnings of possible disruption in the Minch on Saturday.
Skilled engineers are being sought to bolster staff numbers at ScotRail’s Inverness depot - one of four major maintenance hubs in Scotland.
Buses in Inverness could grind to a halt if drivers vote in favour of strike action, a union has warned after a pay offer was rejected.
A major new hub driving offshore renewable projects has opened in Inverness in a move an energy giant says "underlines its commitment" to the city.
Rail commuters have been hit by disruption on the Far North Line after a signalling fault sparked some cancellations.
Cancellations have been announced on several ferry sailings on Wednesday, with delays also affecting Tuesday evening crossings.
Police attended Wick Station around 45 minutes after the train was due to depart after receiving “a report of concern for a woman on board a train”.
