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Contact tracing is being carried out with all those identified as close contacts.
Plans to establish a vertical launch site for satellites in north Sutherland have taken another step forward.
The University of the Highlands and Islands has been rated highly in a UK-wide survey of postgraduate students.
This column is by Richard Gale, a Highland Council representative for East Sutherland and Edderton.
This is a column by Jamie Stone MP.
Highland holidaymakers can look forward to holiday flights to Majorca, direct from Inverness Airport next year.
This weekend, Police Scotland will focus on motorcycle safety due to bikers being some of the most vulnerable road users on Scotland’s roads.
Secondary school students have raised vital funds and awareness for charities in their communities, addressing a range of social issues.
Today, the City of Inverness and Area Committee was presented with a short video giving a virtual tour of Inverness Castle.
Parkdean Resorts, owners of Grannies Heilan Hame in Embo, is preparing for a surge in bookings at its holiday parks in the autumn.
Kinlochbervie High School held their postponed prizegiving last week.
Support for valuable work carried out by centre staff.
Rhoda Grant MSP, has discovered that in some remote areas of the region home-testing kits for Covid-19 are unviable.
Engineers have started work between Cassley and Rhiconich to upgrade and strengthen the local electricity network.
This column is by Ian Allan, a retired Free Church minister.
This is a column written by Mieke Filler, a generalist adviser at East and Central Sutherland Citizens Advice Bureau.
This is a column by Russell Smith, a crofter in Bonar Bridge and director of the Scottish Crofting Federation.
Non-commercial vans and/or trailers will also now be permitted.
Students in Sutherland considering a career in renewable energy are being invited to apply for financial support associated with their studies.
A 13-year-old who cycled 400km in memory of her grandad has raised almost 400 per cent of her original target thanks to breakfast DJ Chris Evans.
