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Crimes of fraud in Scotland have increased by two-thirds over the past two years, sparking fresh calls for people to be vigilant.
There has been a national recall of the Prohealth Vitamin D3 Children’s Drops due to reports of damage to the pipette, NHS Highland announced today.
A charity drive from John O'Groats is ready to begin this morning with a bagpipe player at the wheel of the world's smallest car.
Two temporary overnight road closures will be in place in Sutherland next week.
Highland Council’s environmental health team has been commended by members of the council’s Communities and Place Committee.
A pilot who regularly flies in and out of Wick Airport has highlighted vast amounts of fly-tipped material at a site recently vacated by travellers.
The Highland Council is inviting Sutherland communities to apply for a share of a new fund to support nature restoration projects.
National charity, the Fishermen’s Mission is holding an online thanksgiving service to recognise 140 years of service to the fishermen of the UK.
The Highland Council reminds Sutherland residents that its winter gritting programme has started and will continue until April 14, 2022.
A Lyth-based model and Peta representative wants to spread awareness of the purple poppy that can be worn in memory of animals that served during wars
Police officers attended the scene of car crash last night involving a Mercedes car close to Warth Hill on the A99 near John O'Groats.
As temperatures dip, High Life Highland’s Countryside Rangers will be offering online talks for people to learn about nature.
A family-owned Caithness company and one of its employees are celebrating success with a prestigious business award.
A Far North archaeological organisation is incensed by the latest act of fly-tipping to occur near the site of a broch it restored.
Conditions on the ground were "greasy" for a popular agricultural event held last Saturday at Achunabust Farm near Reay.
See video and pictures of last night's Northern Lights Festival event as an enormous puppet walked through Wick to the delight of many spectators.
The council is asking all those who are planning to hold any type of market to check if they require a market operator’s licence.
After a raspberry crop died in the recent drought some Reay locals found a new way to make use of the ground by producing 'Terrace Tatties'.
Highland Council responded to newly released statistics on A9 road casualties by calling for an upgrade of Highland roads.
The energy price cap will rise by 12 per cent today, with those on standard tariffs facing an average increase of £139-a-year.
