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A new senior officer is to oversee the reinvestigation of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson’s murder, following criticism by his family.
Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd (HIAL) has won the best use of technology award at the Aviation Industry Awards UK.
Highland Council’s education committee has agreed to the transfer of youth work and adult learning to the council from High Life Highland.
Thurso’s Happy Hearts Club was presented with a cheque for £200 at a recent Thurso Rotary Club meeting.
A 19th-century Caithness harbour has been put on the market with the prospect of investment in the surrounding buildings.
The project will see Orkney connected to the GB electricity network for the first time, with contracts awarded to key supply chain partners.
Energy firm SAE says it has secured support to deliver more capacity at the MeyGen project.
The finalists for the Highland’s premier business awards ceremony have been officially announced.
Census figures show the scale of the housing transformation needed across the Highlands and Islands to address the housing emergency an MSP has said.
A live online information sessions is to be held for anyone interested in finding out more about the role.
Caithness households are facing another “extremely long and difficult” winter after Ofgem confirmed the energy price cap is due to rise significantly.
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Torrdion are also among those to have been named as part of the 2025 line-up for the festival.
A far north animal rescue charity is appealing for help after receiving an influx of dogs in need of care.
Food businesses, producers and groups are encouraged to apply for grants of up to £5000 to promote and champion local produce.
The priorities by which Highland Council will treat roads in Caithness this winter have been approved.
Gems of Scottish musical history and tradition are promised at a concert to be held in Wick’s Mackay’s Hotel next month.
Thrumster Game and Countryside Fair returns to Thrumster Mains on Saturday with demonstrations, local food and drink and family activities.
Two musicians are returning to Caithness to play in aid of victims of the war in Ukraine as well as those affected by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
The Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) team is offering 16 young people the chance to secure a spot on an exclusive, confidence-building weekend.
QUOYBRAE on Monday sold 5813 prime and store lambs, feeding ewes and rams incorporating Dunbeath, Bettyhill, Forsinard and North West Sutherland.
