Motorists have been advised to find an alternative route after a crash closed the B9006 Culloden Moor road.
A new amber warning has been issued covering Inverness, Dingwall, the Great Glen, Aviemore and Rothes. Up to 70mm is expected on top of sodden ground.
Rail passengers on the Highland mainline face major disruption after rising river levels forced the closure of the line at Kingussie.
Flood warnings are in place in multiple locations, and rail, air and ferry disruption has been reported as heavy rain and snow hits the north.
Police have appealed for help tracing a man who was last seen at a railway station on the Highland mainline.
Mikeysline, Cash for Kids, the Archie Foundation, Forres & Nairn District Riding for the Disabled, & Nairn River Enterprise were among the recipients.
Plans to replace several city centre phone boxes with public wi-fi hubs face another hurdle after falling foul of road safety concerns.
Several flights into Inverness were delayed amid reports of dense fog disruption in parts of the UK on Friday evening.
A man has been arrested and charged following a car crash on the A96 that left both him and a female passenger in hospital.
A multi-million pound rise in anti-diabetes medication spending at NHS Highland highlights the need tor better prevention measures, an MSP has argued.
A soggy Hogmanay is on the cards after the Met Office issued a weather warning for heavy rain in the Highlands.
A delighted retail boss believes Inverness may have bucked some of the UK festive season shopping slumps reported elsewhere.
New 20mph speed limits in communities across the Highlands look set to be made permanent.
Bargain hunters were out and about in Inverness on Thursday as the Boxing Day sales got under way in many stores.
Work to boost visitor numbers in Nairn has been recognised in a leading new report.
Police looking for missing man Marc Drostie have urged people to check their sheds. The plea comes as a Christmas Eve sighting was reported.
Critics of controversial plans for an EV charge hub, shop and restaurant have not been won over by changes to the proposals.
A new cattery could open south of Inverness after plans were submitted to Highland Council.
Part two: Snow 15ft deep, the future route of the Highland mainline, and a surprise appearance by Santa at a council meeting were making the news.
Forty-four separate postcodes dotted in communities in Sutherland and Wester Ross were among those affected.