The MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth generated revenues of £4.1 million last year.
Ray Rookyard felt a real sense of achievement as he posed for a photo at the John O'Groats signpost after completing an 874-mile walking challenge.
A senior figure at Scrabster harbour has said there are "wild inaccuracies" in social media posts linking the port with Orkney's Covid-19 outbreak.
Highlands and Islands Labour MSP David Stewart has claimed tourism is "the Cinderella of the Scottish Government’s spending priorities".
A family connection to the historic John O'Groats mill stretching back to 1750 will come to an end next week.
A community councillor is calling for a public meeting to decide what to do with the large sum of money in the Wick Academy Development Fund.
A milestone has been reached in the Moray East offshore wind farm project following the installation of the first of three substation platforms.
Caithness civic leader Willie Mackay was "horrified" by the vandalism of a Wick telephone kiosk which is earmarked for closure by BT.
A further three public telephone kiosks in Caithness could be axed as part of a Highland-wide review being carried out by BT.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is to be asked to help secure the future of Wick John O'Groats Airport as "a matter of urgency".
Kevin McLeod's family have been told that the actions of the Crown Office, along with those of the police, will be investigated as part of a review.
Running and cycling a total of 740 miles within a week is the gruelling task being undertaken by a Caithness woman to raise money for charity.
A total of £500 has been handed over to the community café in Thurso to help it reopen following the easing of the coronavirus restrictions.
Prince Charles thanked the people of Caithness for "the wonderful job" they have done during the pandemic as he met community representatives today.
The proposed £17.3 million spaceport in the far north could be "the key to reversing the brain drain trend", local MP Jamie Stone has said.
Carers in the Highlands deserve better from the Scottish Government and need to have their voices heard "loud and clear", MP Jamie Stone has said.
Wild camping is "out of control" in Caithness and action has to be taken to deal with it, a local Highland councillor has said.
Stagecoach's managing director in the Highlands admitted to local MSP Gail Ross that "the last few months have been an extremely challenging time".
Part of a £250,000 brewery attraction has opened at a landmark site at John O'Groats, with a tasting room and visitor centre still to come.
The independent investigation by Merseyside Police "could be the last chance" to get justice for Kevin McLeod, his father told a TV programme.
