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Tributes have been paid to a mother-of-two who tragically died during a charity fundraising challenge.

Members of a women's health campaign group say they are committed to working with NHS Highland and the Scottish Government to help improve services.

The new vehicle park, located at Shore Road in Dornoch South centre, was opened by Dornoch Area Community Interest Company (DACIC) in June.

Dr Iain Kennedy immediately voiced his concerns over the 'precarious state the health and care system'

A group that campaigns for fairer fuel prices says that drivers are being 'fleeced by the profiteering fuel supply chain and even their own Treasury'.

Brora Rangers looking for first win of the season.

Road closures for a planned pro-independence rally at the weekend have been announced by the local authority.

Ceannabeinne is within reach of tourism route North Coast 500 (NC500).

DINGWALL and Highland Marts Ltd yesterday sold 21 prime cattle and 1053 prime sheep in trade described as 'solid'.

The Highland Council is inviting communities to apply for a share of the 2022/23 allocation of the Nature Restoration Fund.

Hotel prices in Highland capital right now are 'shocking'

Tales of LGBTQ+ people in Sutherland are being sought for a new collaborative project as part of Scotland's Year of Stories.

Highland Council’s visitor management plan will see £115,000 invested in hand dryers as part of improvements at public toilets.

Police have appealed for information after entry was gained to Golspie High School "several times" during a 24-hour period.

Professor David Bell has been appointed captain of Royal Dornoch Golf Club.

The appointments were made yesterday at the first meeting of Sutherland Area Committee since this year’s local government election.

Brora Village Hub decided to give local youngsters one last summer treat before they returned to school.

Recent sightings of white-tailed sea eagles in a north Sutherland village have led to calls for a planned wind farm to be put on hold.

The Highland Council warmly welcomed this year’s new cohort of probationer teachers to the Highlands.

The first phase, which is expected to last for six weeks, began today in Balchrick