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With the first signs of real winter weather, mountain safety organisations are urging people heading for the hills to "ThinkWINTER".
Highland councillors last night offered their support to a proposed floating wind farm off the Caithness coast.
A knife with a mysterious name etched into it started a search that led to a fascinating World War I story, as Matthew Dever reports
Highland Council has welcomed the sentencing of two men over cruelty to animals which led to the deaths of more than 2000 hens at a Caithness farm.
Highland’s north planning committee will next week consider whether to raise an objection to a proposed floating wind farm off the Caithness coast.
A new north coast exhibition in honour of a man who rediscovered a plant once thought extinct in Britain opens on Friday.
Charities underlined the difference an award from the Highland Cross will make to people across the north at a handover event in Inverness on Thursday
Charities across the region have been handed a significant cash boost thanks to the return of the Highland Cross.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 1418 prime, store, breeding and feeding sheep.
Children at Melvich Primary and ELC collected 93 boxes for the Blythswood Shoebox Appeal, which distributes the gifts and essentials around the world.
HIE area manager for Caithness and Sutherland, Eann Sinclair, says shift in focus caused by Covid has changed the outlook of community response
An award to recognise the contribution of young people to their communities has been handed to two deserving girls, as John Davidson reports
When bothies were closed during the pandemic, outdoor author John D Burns had to find a new way to explore the remote parts of the Highlands.
A Golspie school girl has been awarded top prize in a Highland art competition run by High Life Highland's countryside rangers.
The Lairg Hill North Country Cheviot show made a welcome return on Saturday, and was well attended by competitors and spectators.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has joined politicians from across the spectrum in backing the Flow Country's bid for World Heritage Site status.
Police are appealing for information after livestock were attacked by a dog in Durness.
UHI North Highland college will become part of a wider Highlands and Islands establishment after plans for a merger were approved.
Delegates from around the UK and Europe gathered in Thurso for a scientific conference organised by the Environmental Research Institute (ERI).
Crofters are being urged to ensure their details are up to date on the Register of Crofts ahead of the 2023 census.
