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Householders are being asked to use water more efficiently in and around their homes as they enjoy the good weather and many people work from home.
North MSP Gail Ross is asking for the support of the community to crack down on illegal fly-tipping during the coronavirus lockdown.
Highland Council’s Covid-19 helpline has now handled more than 5000 calls since being set up on March 25.
Jeane Freeman outlines the support available to those dealing with anxiety, fear, uncertainty, anger or sadness during the Covid-19 crisis
NHS Highland is highlighting the practical things people can do to help them feel better while staying at home.
Highland Council is now accepting applications for the Regeneration Capital Grant Fund for 2021/22.
New figures show that 2793 businesses in the Highlands have received Scottish Government grants to support firms through the coronavirus crisis.
High Life Highland has extended its range of services and classes available online, using technology to create new activities during the lockdown.
The University of the Highlands and Islands has launched an emergency fund to help students who have been affected by the coronavirus crisis.
Highland Council leader Margaret Davidson has praised the efforts of local authority staff in responding to the Covid-19 emergency.
Highland Council's Covid-19 small business and self-catering grant scheme has now paid out £26.89 million to 2341 businesses across the region.
North Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has been told that NHS Highland is developing a model that will help care home staff during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cash flow, labour, contractors, supplies and veterinary care are the main problems being faced by crofters due to Covid-19, according to a survey.
Business leader Trudy Morris has voiced concern over the pace of government support for firms that are struggling to cope with the Covid-19 impact.
Some 140,000 children and young people across Scotland are being supported with the provision of a free school meal during the coronavirus outbreak.
SSEN is extending the support it provides to those most vulnerable by expanding the eligibility of its Priority Services Register.
Highland Council is seeing a high demand for its Covid-19 business grant scheme.
Jamie Stone has spoken out after reports that visitors have been escaping to their second homes in the Highlands during the coronavirus pandemic.
North MSP Maree Todd has paid tribute to the dedicated key workers who are proving to be "an absolute lifeline" during the coronavirus emergency.
Coastal businesses and voluntary organisations affected by Covid-19 can now benefit from £7.2 million support from the Scottish Crown Estate.
