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Almost 2000 people in the far north could face "a cliff-edge" when the UK Government's furlough scheme comes to an end in September.
The fastest known time for a two-man cycle relay from Land's End to John O' Groats has just been set.
Dounreay was involved in ground-breaking research which could lead to savings in decommissioning of nuclear sites.
Ryan Brett hopes to boost the funds of a charity which means a lot to him by undertaking his marathon run
A former armed forces skiing trainer sets off from John O' Groats today (Friday) on a mammoth ten-week charity challenge.
Sutherland could be included in a popular television show which is featuring a special programme on Scotland.
The proposed wind farm at Strathy South should have four fewer turbines, taking the number from 39 to 35.
A plan to build a huge wind farm near Strathy has "widespread local support", according to the company behind the project.
Peat restoration is to play a key role in plans to build the world’s first carbon neutral space hub on the north coast of Sutherland.
The north is "perfectly placed to take advantage of the massive opportunities" in renewable energy, according to Maree Todd.
North children in poverty was 26.3 per cent before the coronavirus pandemic struck, according to a new report.
A Highland woman has spoken of her devastation after losing her 52-year-old husband to a brain tumour
Almost 4000 food parcels were provided to families in Caithness, Sutherland and Ross during the pandemic, says, Marion Donaldson.
North MP Jamie Stone has urged the Prime Minister to speak out on the "horrific" treatment of Qatar's World Cup migrant workers.
Plans to set up a football European Super league are "a nonsense", according to north MP, Jamie Stone.
A pledge to recruit 279 teachers in the Highlands and Islands has been welcomed by Conservative candidate Edward Mountain.
Pupils in the far north and elsewhere in the Highlands will be heading back to school next week.
Air traffic centralisation could have been stopped if local representatives were on the board of Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd.
Herrick challenges, Nicola Sturgeon, to "put her money where her mouth is" when it comes to listening to the views of local people.
Illegal fly-tipping is costing taxpayers in Caithness and other parts of Scotland more than £2. 5 million a year.
