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A new visitor centre at the Highland Wildlife Park has moved a step closer after £1m of funding was secured by Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
Highland business leader David Richardson has warned that another lockdown – even if short-lived – is "the last thing that businesses need".
Dr Tim Allison, director of public health at NHS Highland, has urged anyone who has coronavirus symptoms to ensure they self-isolate and book a test.
A new chief executive will take the reins at NHS Highland today.
Saturday opening hours are being introduced at Highland Council's household waste recycling centres in Wick and Thurso.
A new Scottish Government grant helping those on low incomes to self-isolate has been welcomed by Highlands and Islands MSP Maree Todd.
Girlguiding members from Caithness and Sutherland got a taste of life in Norse times when they took part in a virtual camp over Zoom.
Jamie Stone gave his backing to pantomime dames as they took centre stage in a protest over the lack of Covid-19 support for arts and entertainments.
A WILDLIFE charity says it is worried by the findings of its annual Big Butterfly Count.
Gail Ross has assured her constituents that they need have no concerns over phone scams if they receive a call from a Covid-19 contact tracer.
An armed robber from Embo was pursued by police after he held up a petrol station shop in Wick.
An expansion in offshore wind energy is being seen as "a crucial diversification opportunity" for Caithness and Sutherland over the next decade.
She was on life support for eight days and now faces a long and uncertain journey back to health. Helen McCarthy talks about her coronavirus ordeal
Graham’s The Family Dairy has risen to the top in a Kantar WorldPanel ranking based on Scottish household shopping choices.
The Caithness annual banger derby is to take place at Mid-Clyth in October, with socially distanced spectators able to watch the action.
The charity Marie Curie is encouraging walkers, runners, cyclists even golfers to don their tartan and sign up to the Virtual Kiltwalk Weekend.
A new Test and Protect service went live yesterday in Sutherland and Caithness.
A local women’s aid group says it is looking forward to developing and growing its service after receiving a five-year grant totalling £103,940.
The chairman of Highland Council’s recovery board has welcomed the steps being taken by High Life Highland to improve its financial position.
The full scale of the £9.6 million road realignment project at Berriedale has been highlighted in a video from Transport Scotland.
