News and analysis from the Highlands and Islands from BBC Scotland. Updated by Steven McKenzie, BBC online reporter.
Motoring organisation the RAC says it expects the average UK diesel price to hit a new record high over the weekend.
How the Highlands made the ideal military training ground during World War II. Freagarrachd na Gaidhealtachd airson trèanadh sònraichte airm tron Dara Cogadh.
The 984ft-long structure at Uig in Skye has never been used by the public.
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
The scheme was initially available in Scotland for six months from 1 April.
Most of us experienced drought and heatwaves - but temperatures and rainfall were not the same everywhere.
Amina Sani, who was secretly filmed at an Inverness care home, denies allegations made against her.
A burst pipe shut the loos in the Loch Ness-side village more than three weeks ago.
Six antennas on the BT Telephone Exchange are to be removed with nine new ones.
The company says agency workers are providing cover while it seeks to fill the positions.
A deep dive into the murky depths of Scottish football beyond the Premiership
Councillors have backed a plan to look at the condition of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar's school estate.
Late summer warmth is set to break in many areas as rain and wind sweep in from the west.
Local politicians across Scotland are digesting plans for the biggest shake-up of the council system in 30 years.
The union says too much of the income derived from students is being used to support central services.
New sports facilities and an ASN base are planned for Inverness High School.
Scotland's Sandy Scott puts a career-threatening wrist injury behind him to earn promotion to the main PGA Tour for the first time after winning the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship in...
The Saving Wildcats partnership is keeping an eye on the latest wildcats being bred in captivity for release into the Cairngorms.
The Communities Housing Trust has helped build affordable homes in the Hebrides and rural areas.
Engineers are investigating the issue at the Prestwick Centre which handles air traffic control across Scotland and the north of England.