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.
Plan for historic mill could take a step forward if a planning application is approved by Highland Council.
The north is "perfectly placed to take advantage of the massive opportunities" in renewable energy, according to Maree Todd.
A call has been made for the Scottish charity regulator to carry out an internal investigation into its handling of concerns raised over the fund.
An assurance has been given about the MeyGen tidal energy project and its staff despite concerns over one of its shareholders.
North children in poverty was 26.3 per cent before the coronavirus pandemic struck, according to a new report.
A positive coronavirus test earlier in the week meant some pupils had to isolate, but follow-up tests proved negative, Highland Council said.
Annual sheep dog trials return to Caithness this weekend after an absence of 14 months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A bid is being made to get cross-party support in the Scottish Parliament to deal with the "catastrophic " state of roads in Caithness.
Caithness hotelier Andrew Mowat described business as "very good" on Monday following the easing of coronavirus restrictions.
A Caithness graduate has come top of the class after winning a University of the Highlands and Islands' engineering award.
A body has been formed to improve and develop the Sinclair Bay area of Caithness as a place to live, work and visit.
The next stage of the MeyGen project off the Caithness coast will put tidal energy on the map, says company chief
The easing of Covid restrictions next week is good news for tourism and hospitality – but 'clarity and certainty' will be needed for other sectors.
Two new heart machines get the thumbs up from Caithness General hospital’s accident and emergency team.
The money in a Caithness charity's bank account – estimated to be around £140,000 – is to go to local organisations in the Wick area.
Almost 18,000 jobs are being protected by the UK Government's furlough scheme, according to north Conservative MSP, Edward Mountain.
A Caithness business is taking part in an initiative to highlight a debilitating condition that affects over five per cent of Scotland.
A new project which aims to help mental health is being launched in the Highlands.
