Transport

It is thought a lorry and car was involved.

Officers want to trace the car driver, who left the Inverness crash scene before emergency services arrived.

The Highlands had the highest number of drug-driving offences recorded in Scotland during the festive period, according to figures shared by police.

A yellow weather warning for ice affecting the Highlands and Moray tonight and tomorrow has been issued by the Met Office.

But it stopped short of committing to the recommendations of a fatal accident inquiry following the death of Inverness nursery teacher Chloe Morrison.

£1.5m painting work lasting 22 weeks will get underway on the Kessock Bridge next month, Transport Scotland has announced.

The ‘cowboy style’ operation was slammed as a Highland Councillor suspects that the ‘business model relies upon this income’.

A new bus service linking under-served city communities to Inverness’s retail parks and large superstores has been unveiled by Highland Council.

Two men have appeared in court following a crash on the A82 involving an alleged stolen vehicle when a police constable was seriously injured.

Two men have been charged after a car chase on the A82 ended in a crash that left a police officer seriously injured in hospital.

Rail lines in the Highlands and Moray have reopened after being hit by Storm Éowyn at the weekend - with some disruption expected to continue today.

Motorists are being warned of overnight closures of the A82 near Loch Ness to enable essential roadworks.

Train services across the Highlands continue to be affected today in the wake of Storm Éowyn.

Jamie’s Journal by Jamie Stone

Rail travellers across Scotland will have to wait until at least noon tomorrow (Saturday) for a resumption of services.

A sheriff investigating the death of Chloe Morrison, who was hit by a lorry outrigger on the A82, has called on Westminster to pass new safety laws.

Two British Airways flights between Inverness and Heathrow have been cancelled as Storm Eowyn closes in on the Highlands.

Storm Eowyn’s first dramatic effects are already being felt in the Highlands this morning in the shape of a wipe-out of transport services.

It is hoped if the deal goes through it could cut the £25 million school transport bill and boost public transport.

No trains will run on Friday after rail operators said they will be locking down and bracing for Storm Éowyn.