Red Cross praise volunteers after 60-days of rain hit Moray in 24 hours
Red Cross bosses have praised volunteers who came to the rescue of more than 100 residents as Moray was hit with 60 days of rain in just 24 hours.
Disaster averted by Moray floodworks
Moray was only saved from a "disaster" this week by its new £170million flood defences, according to council leader Allan Wright.
Moray dad carried kids to safety
A Moray father had to carry his three children and dogs to safety after a flash flood swept through the family home.
Public must find new use for Grant Lodge
The onus is on the public to find a new use for an historic Elgin building left derelict by a fire 11 years ago.
Moray business hit by floods for 8th time
A Moray businessman was left counting the cost once again yesterday after his premises were hit by floods - for the eighth time.
Flood water left house under three feet of water
Raw sewage washed through a helpless Elgin family's home after a 40ft section of the River Lossie burst its banks on Monday.
Dallas flood the worst in 69 years
The last time Dallas experienced such severe flooding was in 1945 when World War II was still being fought.
Elgin’s flood defences stand firm
Yesterday's deluge was the first real test of the £85million anti-flooding measures started in Elgin after the devastating storms of 2009.
Financial impact not yet known of Keith Show cancellation
The annual Keith Show was washed out yesterday after torrential rain and flash floods forced organisers to cancel it in the early hours of the morning.
Evacuated families housed for the night
Elgin High School was turned into an emergency rest centre yesterday as the River Lossie threatened to break its banks.
Flood defences stand firm as Forres flirts with disaster
Forres residents flirted with disaster yesterday as the relentless downpour led to a brutal test of the town's recently completed £45million flood alleviation scheme.
Farmer comes to rescue in Buckie
A local farmer rode to the rescue after a care home was affected by yesterday's storms.
Elgin set to be turned into giant cinema
Elgin's High Street is set to be turned into a giant cinema in the run-up to Christmas.
Petition calls for locals to have say over land
Forres residents showed their opposition yesterday to plans to build a shopping centre in their town.
Elgin shopkeeper in court for refusing to pay town centre levy
A Moray shopkeeper is being taken to court over a £180 bill for being a member of a group he never wanted to join.
Care concerns cause Moray’s MSP to call for meeting
Moray's MSP wants a head-to-head meeting to discuss his growing concerns about the region's care service.
Young bride died just 10 days after wedding
A young Moray woman collapsed and died from a blood clot just 10 days after her wedding.
Former Prime Minister’s home to open doors in Moray
Visitors will be able to browse a former prime minister's home during a free event in Moray next month.
Moray angler elected to global body
A Moray angler has been elected Scotland's representative on the global body that oversees the sport.
Mystery of the £13m Moray Schools
Moray Council is planning to spend about £13million refurbishing six of the region's schools - but the local authority's leader is refusing to tell the public which ones.
£100million Moray distillery seeks go-ahead
A huge £100million plan to completely revamp a Moray distillery may get the go-ahead today.
Daredevil Ken conquers Corryvreckan
A Moray adventurer has succeeded in his daring bid to swim across the world's third largest whirlpool.
Teenagers in court over bin fire prior to woman’s death
Two teenagers have appeared in court accused of starting a fire which led to properties in a Moray town being evacuated.
Lossiemouth pub steams to raft race victory
The annual Lossiemouth Raft Race once again drew large crowds at the weekend.
Aberlour Highland Games attracts international crowds
Aberlour Strathspey Highland Games were staged at a new venue with a particularly international flavour at the weekend.
Rare Pictish stone discovered in Moray
Archaeologists are examining a 5ft Pictish artifact described as the most interesting find of the decade in Moray.
Cullen footbridge earmarked for demolition
The proposed location for a new footbridge in Cullen has been branded potentially "dangerous" by residents.
Lady Margaret Tennant leaves £7million in will
One of Moray's best known figures has left more than £7million in her will.
Elgin Museum in running for national award
Elgin Museum has been shortlisted for a major award.
Homemade boats and handmade cars
Adventurous teams are gearing up for the annual Lossiemouth raft race on Sunday.
Delays on A96 due to crane breakdown
A broken down crane is currently causing delays on the A96 Inverness-Aberdeen road.
No changes in Elgin parking charges
Any changes to charges at council-run car parks in Elgin have been ruled out for the foreseeable future.