An 80-year-old woman from the Forres area has died following a crash on the A96 at the junction with Wester Hardmuir Fruit Farm near Nairn on Tuesday.
Early showers on Wednesday will become heavier and more widespread later in the morning bringing the potential for flash flooding.
Slow-moving showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop during Monday across the majority of the north, north-east and Highlands.
This is the first election to require valid photo ID and voters must be registered before the deadline date of Tuesday, June 18.
Work to address flooding underneath the railway bridge is underway with traffic light control and diversions in place.
David Duguid spent four weeks in intensive care being treated for an spinal related illness and is now in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Glasgow.
Work on a new filter drain near Cairnie north of Huntly will run from Monday, May 27 to Friday June 7 under daytime traffic light control
A fraudulent scheme which was operated in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray has seen a man arrested and a report submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.
Officers were called to the B9008 following reports of a green Land Rover Defender having crashed closing the road for around 10 hours.
The General Election is to be held on July 4, with Parliament dissolved next week.
An autonomous robot which is helping check electrical equipment at a convertor station near Keith has a new name thanks to local schoolchildren.
The Met Office has said that some places could see 60-80mm of rain falling in 12 hours,
Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice Shirley Anne Somerville announced the funding for the charity which has helped set up groups across Moray.
Two fire units standing by in city centre as police tape off roads and Morrisons supermarket car park.
Readers have sent in their images of the Northern Lights following one of the largest geomagnetic storms in over 20 years.
Issue with the ageing Act include that it fails to offer any legal protection for the title of veterinary nurse meaning anyone can claim to be one.
Across Aberdeenshire and Morayshire and as far south as Kent, the skies were lit up as the aurora became visible to the naked eye on Friday night.
Precautionary movement restrictions have been put in place at impacted premises and investigation is underway to identify the origin of the disease.
New dates have been announced for public engagement sessions for the new power line and associated substation proposals.
Work will take place between north of Gartly junction and Thomastown junction from May 12 to May 24.