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As the legendary TV quiz reaches its half-century, Wick glass artist Denis Mann gives an insight into his unique, ongoing contribution to Mastermind.
Thousands of photographs by members of the public have been published in two catalogues that will help researchers to protect Risso’s dolphins.
A north business leader has warned that the energy crisis "is not going to go away any time soon" and that more needs to be done for smaller firms.
A new report assessing population changes has caused experts to note an apparent reversal of long-term trends, with a small shift away from cities.
A firefighter who supports five Sutherland fire stations has spoken of her pride at receiving a "rising star" nomination in a national awards scheme.
A student from Portskerra has become the first modern apprentice taken on by a renewables and timber-processing business based in north Sutherland.
Postal workers are expected to be manning picket lines at several locations across Sutherland and Caithness on Friday as part of a nationwide strike.
Maree Todd has warned that many businesses across her Caithness, Sutherland and Ross constituency could be "crippled" by the rising cost of energy.
Sixteen venues in Caithness and north Sutherland are set to take part in the annual Doors Open Days programme next month.
A £970,000 fund designed to support projects and ideas to benefit the environment and communities has opened for its third round of applications.
Members of a women's health campaign group say they are committed to working with NHS Highland and the Scottish Government to help improve services.
A Thurso couple have said “adios” to the UK and embarked on a new life in Spain after appearing on A Place in the Sun, the popular Channel 4 series.
Ex-service personnel in the Highlands are being urged to get involved in a new nationwide campaign to tackle the issue of mental health stigma.
Clan members from the USA, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Norway, as well as the UK, will take part in the 20th gathering of the Gunns.
Ferry services between Gills Bay and St Margaret’s Hope are due to resume on Thursday, just over a fortnight after MV Alfred ran aground on Swona.
Jamie Stone has declared that this week's return of a full railway timetable comes "not a moment too soon" for his constituents in the far north.
The power of storytelling is being harnessed as part of the bid to secure Unesco World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country of the far north.
Thousands turned out at Thurso East to mark the return of the County Show, with officials suggesting that the event could have been a record-breaker.
Plans to transform John O’Groats Mill into a visitor attraction and community hub have taken "a huge step forward" with a £250,000 funding award.
North MP Jamie Stone has warned that small communities are bearing the brunt of "antisocial" bank branch closures and the loss of cash machines.
