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A pledge by the UK government to protect energy users in the north of Scotland has been called into question by local MSP Maree Todd.
Keen anglers found the River Thurso in "tip-top condition" as the 2023 salmon season began on Wednesday with the traditional opening ceremony.
Prince Harry has revealed how he "serenaded" Caithness seals – and concluded that his wife Meghan must have magic powers when the animals sang back.
Community groups and individuals across the country are being urged to play their part in tackling Scotland's "litter emergency" this spring.
An experienced sea-watcher has described an orca encounter off the east coast of Caithness yesterday as a "once-in-a-lifetime" event.
Game off at Dudgeon Park.
NHS Highland has issued details of six drop-in vaccination clinics during January in Caithness and Sutherland, with more likely to be added.
Health professionals in the Highlands are seeing an "exceptionally large" rise in cases of flu, leading to increased pressure on hospitals.
Plans to dramatically expand the onshore wind industry in the coming years have been condemned as "another example of suppression of rural voices".
Liberal Democrat politician Jamie Stone revealed that he was "surprised, verging on astounded" to be honoured in the MP of the Year Awards.
Winners from this year's Latheron Show received their silverware at a dance and presentation of trophies in the Portland Hotel, Lybster.
Caithness and Sutherland Women's Aid is preparing to welcome back its "book fairies" for a second year as part of its activism in the far north.
Far north charity Hearing and Sight Care is keen to ensure that no-one with hearing or sight loss misses out on the support that is available.
Businesses across the Highlands and Islands are being encouraged to enter a UK-wide award scheme run by the Federation of Small Businesses.
Sunday's Taste North food and drink festival attracted 37 exhibitors and more than 1400 visitors as the event returned for the first time since 2019.
A public consultation event in Wick on Monday will allow local people to share their thoughts on a proposed new wind farm in the Moray Firth.
Bereaved carers in the far north of Scotland are among those invited to take part in a research programme being carried out by an English university.
Coxswain Dougie Munro has stood down from the Thurso lifeboat crew after 47 years of service, having joined the RNLI as an 18-year-old.
The title of John O'Groats Strongest Man will be up for grabs this weekend as competitors put themselves through a series of gruelling challenges.
North MP Jamie Stone stressed the importance of having a resilient farming sector as he gave his support to Back British Farming Day today.
