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Nikki Birgit Campbell and her 23-month-old daughter, Rhea, were pulled from their car as it filled with flood water.

Scottish councils have been making plans in case adverse weather causes disruption on Thursday.

Outgoing SPA boss Susan Deacon says a "clutter of organisations dabbling about" is not sufficient scrutiny.

Prof Susan Deacon's resignation means the SPA is looking for its fourth chair in six years.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon denies opposition claims of a "crisis" after Susan Deacon resigns as chairwoman of the SPA.

People who camp in the remote Highlands could be asked to pay a levy if and when they use public facilities.

They hope to confirm Pictish occupation of the site in Caithness in the Highlands.

Leaflets on how to prevent fires in the home and what to do if one starts are being distributed across Scotland.

Councillors have agreed to a planned 175-bedroom property being built on the riverside plot in Inverness.

The attraction would see two zip lines, both spanning more than a kilometre, erected over Loch Leven.

Glebe Street Swimming Pool in Inverness closed after the modern Aquadome sports complex was built.

The developer hopes bussing workers will address concerns about traffic during construction of the power plant.

They are among 82 branches across the UK earmarked for closure as part of a cost-cutting plan.

The annual campaign is the first since new police roadside drug-detection kits were introduced.

Traders at Inverness' Victorian Market could have to vacate their council-owned units for up to a year.

Highland Council says it is committed to supporting the Royal National Mod but at a reduced cost.

Businesses could face up to a year in alternative premises as work is carried out at Inverness' Victorian Market.

Kadi Johnson accuses Police Scotland of institutional racism following the death of her brother in custody.

Unison raises concerns about pupil support assistants being recruited on short term contracts in the Highlands.

Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf said the inquiry would examine whether race played a part in the case.

Three men have been sought by police following the two separate incidents in Inverness and Tain.

A competition is held to find a design after similar initiatives for Barra, Caithness and Sutherland.

The padlocks on the railings of two Inverness footbridges are also causing rust problems, says Highland Council.

Fire crews were targeted six times in Scotland as they attended hundreds of incidents, including 359 bonfires.

The police drones use advanced cameras and neural computer networks to spot missing and vulnerable people.

Highland Council says poor mobile phone coverage means pay phones are still needed by communities.

A review group will look at potential fireworks restrictions as part of a plan to address concerns.

Highland Council runs its own version of the child welfare policy which was scrapped at a national level.

Analysis of Police Scotland data shows that officers found nothing in almost two thirds of cases.

About 100 police officers will be deployed to London to assist with the Extinction Rebellion protests.

The swab tests - dubbed "drugalysers" - will be introduced along with updated drug-driving laws.

The move follows an independent report which identified serious concerns surrounding stadium safety.

Launch towers and "antenna farms" have been proposed for the 815-acre site in the north Highlands.

The man was rescued in a five-hour operation involving Skye Mountain Rescue Team and the coastguard.

The dedicated control room at Bilston Glen will go live on 21 October to deal with Brexit-related problems.

Officers could have prevented a serious attack in Midlothian if they had responded to an earlier call.

Planning permission for the satellite launch site in Sutherland could be sought in December.

An employment tribunal in Edinburgh is told that female officers were "set up to fail".

Police want people to pack bags of emergency supplies. For some, it's "common sense".

A total of 26 schools in 11 council areas will be rebuilt or refurbished in the first phase of the programme.

A Police Scotland tweet urged people to pack essentials such as a first aid kit, radio, torch, and food and water.

Data from Edinburgh shows the first urban average speed camera system in Scotland cut speeding.

Seventeen families have already been housed in the region after they fled conflict in Syria.

Work will begin on a revamp in 2020, with some original features restored or preserved.

Construction on Inverness' My Ness project had been suspended following a row.

Councillors are holding a fresh debate on the future of Inverness' My Ness installation.

A report on the force's plans names civil unrest as the biggest issue it faces in preparing to leave the EU.

The legislation came into effect in April and criminalises coercive and controlling behaviours.

The council has asked residents, business owners and visitors their opinion a potential tourist tax.