The Scottish Junior Forester Award will equip young people with a range of skills so they can help manage woodlands in their schools or communities.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has warned that nurses and carers in rural areas are being left out of pocket over travel costs.
Two people have been charged in connection with the destruction of eggs in what police described as an 'extremely sad and disheartening' act.
Jamie Stone has urged the Scottish Government to "get a grip" on literacy and numeracy after Highland primaries fared poorly in national rankings.
Steven Mackay has been praised for making a "life-changing" difference to children across the north through his latest long-distance fundraising run.
Fiddler Gordon Gunn and pianist/composer Andy Thorburn will be joining forces with poet and playwright George Gunn for a show at Reay hall on May 28.
Future-proofing woodlands to be more resilient will ensure they continue to provide environmental and economic benefits, according to new advice.
NHS Highland's director of public health is urging as many people as possible to come forward for their Covid spring booster jab when invited.
Two historic mills in Caithness – both of which are at the centre of ambitious redevelopment plans – featured prominently in a national conference.
Killer whale fans will be out in force across the far north at the end of this month as Sea Watch Foundation’s Orca Watch marks its 10th anniversary.
Endurance athlete Ed Robinson was "exhausted but elated" after completing a Loch Ness ultra run to raise funds for the Clan Gunn Heritage Centre.
The first phase of consultation on the proposed merger of North Highland College and two others in the UHI partnership has concluded.
Portskerra teenager heading to Portugal.
Around 40 businesses from the Highlands and Islands will be represented at the UK’s biggest renewable energy exhibition and conference this week.
Three teenagers from the far north are looking forward to testing themselves against the best young surfers from across the continent this summer.
Consultation has begun on an offshore wind farm community benefit fund that will support areas along the north coast of Caithness and Sutherland.
Walkers in the far north are being asked to play their part in recording and checking local trails to encourage more people to get active.
A fatal accident inquiry is to be held into the Cemfjord tragedy – more than seven years after the cargo ship sank in the Pentland Firth.
Scrabster harbour’s latest facilities for cruise liners welcomed their first vessel today as the MS Hamburg berthed at the redeveloped St Ola Pier.
The Flow Country has taken another step towards achieving Unesco World Heritage status following a visit by international climate change experts.