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Homelessness was on the agenda earlier today at a Highland Council meeting to discuss updates on how the issue was tackled during the Covid pandemic.
A few far north residents had their eyes on the skies yesterday morning to try and spot an unusual phenomenon and capture digital images if possible.
The council launches a campaign to keep the public updated on education, housing, and property projects across the region.
Surveyors from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) are to carry out unannounced inspections of fishing vessels across the UK.
Scotland's animal welfare charity urges dog walkers to pick up two items of litter when out and about on their daily strolls.
At an event held in gastro pub The Bay at Dunbeath a local man was honoured by staff from the Polish Embassy for his service during World War Two.
The council encourages EU/EEA/Swiss citizens in Caithness who has not yet applied to the EU Settlement Scheme to do so before the June 30 deadline.
North MP Jamie Stone reiterated his plea for better broadband to put the far north on an 'equal plane' with the rest of the UK.
Thurso-born musician Luke Gunn is delighted that his latest YouTube video has captured the attention of top actors in a popular BBC cop drama.
A Seat car travelling at speed down Lybster's Main Street flipped over after crashing into a parked van and two casualties were taken to hospital.
A creative project encourages Highlanders to explore links between nature and mental wellbeing
A day outing to Stroma last weekend saw two far north women go on a rescue mission to save a lamb trapped on a cliff ledge.
A Caithness mum and her kids talked of their fears on discovering what appeared to be a gravestone along with bones in their back garden.
A Seasonal Access Ranger Team is now patrolling the region tackling issues such as dirty camping which blighted parts of Caithness last year.
The blight of dog poo in popular walking area has featured on the agenda of both Dornoch and Golspie community councils recently.
A special event will take place at Inverness this Sunday (May 23) to help European nationals continue living in the UK after June 30.
North MP Jamie Stone has sent out a message of support for today's International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia.
An incident on the A99 about one mile south of Wick led to one man sustaining minor injuries after his bicycle collided with a vehicle yesterday.
Highland Council has announced that revised burial grounds and crematorium management rules are to come into place from June 1 for the next 10 years.
Highland Peta representative Natalie Oag talked about her joy after learning about yesterday's Animal Welfare Bill.
