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Eight crew members have been rescued after a fishing vessel sank following a collision with another vessel in the North Sea.
The Flow Country of Caithness and Sutherland may achieve national park status after the launch of a consultation today.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for gusts of wind that may reach 70 to 80 mph across Sutherland and other parts of Highland.
Members of a local beach cleaning team had their hands full this week when they hauled out a massive mooring rope from a ship laid up on Dunnet beach.
BBC Scotland is on a mission to create a unique choir led by vocal coach to the stars, Yvie Burnett, for her new series, ‘Scotland Sings’.
A spell of very windy weather is expected on Friday.
The sun shone brightly around the Castle of Mey on Sunday as members of a vintage vehicle club paid homage to one very special little car.
National maritime charity, the Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society, has announced the winner of its tenth annual photography competition.
The Iron Age site at Swartigill has yielded up its treasures with one artefact showing a possible connection between Caithness and the Roman Empire.
Animal activist and model Natalie Oag has been raising money to help Ukrainian refugees fleeing with their dogs and those left behind in the conflict.
Road policing officers are appealing for information following a fatal road crash on the A9 last night.
A Latheronwheel-based conservationist talked of his delight at seeing a humpback whale pass "within touching distance" off the coastline.
A Highland councillor highlighted a North Coast 500 route issue in Caithness where drivers are being confused and locals angered due to a fallen sign.
BBC One Scotland is currently seeking Sutherland nominations for ‘Scotland’s People 2022’ with Jackie Bird.
An unusual animal that has been mistaken by some UK residents as a snake was seen making its way across a byroad near Watten.
The Swartigill archaeological dig on the Thrumster Estate has reported the 'star find' of a colourful 2000-year-old bead with a yellow spiral pattern.
The Highland Council is seeking local feedback on a public housing survey that will help it deliver new affordable housing and housing services.
The community dig at Swartigill has started up again – volunteers are welcome to come along and work at this 'hidden gem of archaeology' in far north
A collection of three ruined and windswept cottages in the far north, with views stretching over the moors and out to sea, are to go under the hammer.
The Highland Council has been shortlisted for four APSE Service Awards which celebrate excellence in local public services.
