New figures show that the equivalent of 90 per cent of Scotland's electricity consumption now comes from renewable sources.
North MSP Rhoda Grant says she has has been inundated with enquiries from self-catering businesses that are worried about their future.
Lyth Arts Centre is urging the Caithness public to come up with some coastline-inspired creativity while everyone is stuck at home.
Lidl is to donate bags of fruit and vegetables to NHS staff across the country to help provide frontline health workers with fresh produce.
With schools and nurseries closed, a child protection group is urging people to keep their eyes and ears open for youngsters who may be at risk.
Stagecoach Highland is making further cuts to its timetables in response to government advice on avoiding non-essential travel.
Signs are going up at Highland Council play parks to reinforce the message that they are all closed until further notice due to coronavirus.
Highland Council will be providing e-vouchers to families to support access to free school meals from the start of next week.
NHS Highland has suspended visiting across its health and social care sites with immediate effect in order to shield vulnerable groups.
"Do not go along to your dentist" is the message as routine dental care services are suspended because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Thurso-based Denchi Group is staying open to ensure the Ministry of Defence continues to be supplied with the batteries and charging systems it needs.
Three Castletown brothers raised more than £700 for charity after competing in one of the UK’s toughest night races while dressed as Power Rangers.
Labour MSP David Stewart says he is concerned that Caithness air links will suffer long-term damage as the coronavirus crisis takes its toll.
Airports run by HIAL are to be closed to scheduled flights – but plans are being drawn up to allow 'lifeline and essential services' to continue.
Newly crowned Highland League champions Brora Rangers remain focused on stepping up to the next level of Scottish football, the club's chairman says.
Wick Academy chairman Pat Miller has made it clear that Sam Mackay will always be welcome at Harmsworth Park in whatever capacity.
Highland Council has launched a free helpline to assist with volunteering support during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Noss Primary School in Wick and Miller Academy in Thurso are among a number of centres set up for the children of key workers in the Highlands.
Funding has become available for community organisations that are setting up support for vulnerable people during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pulteneytown and Thrumster Church is providing updates and services through a new YouTube channel and a telephone line.
