The next stage of the MeyGen tidal project in the Pentland Firth is expected to be completed by 2025/26.
Fernie hits out at verbal abuse suffered by staff at a Thurso medical practice
The absence of crofting law reform in the Scottish Government plans for the coming year is "a slap in the face" for crofters
The Thurso branch of the RNLI is looking for a new chairman as well as volunteers to become part of its fund-raising committee
The Scottish Government's programme will deliver "huge benefits" for the Highlands, says north MSP
Funding of almost £800,000 in support for the fishing and marine industry has been welcomed by north MSP, Maree Todd
Almost 1800 people in Caithness were assisted by the local Citizens Advice Bureau during the coronavirus pandemic in the past year
A bid to make Scottish farming fairer and more inclusive has been launched with participation starting next month
A Caithness councillor calls for common-sense precautions as the number of Covid-19 cases rises in schools across the Highlands
North Coast Candles, which was formed in 2019, is holding an open day on Saturday
A fatality is going to happen if nothing is done to deal with cars speeding through Castletown
The old mill in Castletown was used as a toilet by a holidaymaker in a camper van, according to a local community councillor
A Caithness gin has been officially listed as "a cool brand" by a prestigious panel from the world of entertainment, fashion, and music
Plans by the UK Government to cut the additional £20 on Universal Credit this month have been described as "reckless."
Building strong links between education and business will be key to the future of the local economy after "a challenging 18 months".
Scotland's top legal officers due to discuss the findings of police investigation into the death of a young Wick man almost 25 years ago.
Rhoda Grant accused of misunderstanding power-sharing agreement after claiming it "sold out the Highlands and Islands."
Caithness is being affected by a shortage of rainfall with water levels in Wick River described as "disastrous".
Pennyland primary in Thurso is one of 60 schools in the Highlands to be affected by Covid-19.
Vigilance plea after over 1000 Covid-19 cases detected across the Highlands in a week
