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Athletes from North Highland Harriers were among more than 750 who took part in the 40th staging of the Highland Cross on Saturday.
A mega rare visitor - which holds the record as the deepest-diving seabird - has turned up in Caithness.
A Caithness business group is calling on the next UK government to recognise the significant contribution of the far north to growth and innovation.
Pentland View care home in Thurso hosted an intergenerational playgroup for residents and members of the local community.
John Davidson ventures onto a high summit at the head of Glen Shiel to enjoy dramatic views of this mountainous country
Food and drink businesses across the Highlands and Islands have been given an extra week to submit their entries for a leading industry showcase.
Thurso Rotary Club has a new president after its annual handover and assembly evening.
Caithness and Sutherland were well represented at an event focusing on the mental wellbeing of young people in the Highlands on Friday.
John Davidson speaks to the founders of the unique duathlon that crosses the Highlands from Kintail to Beauly 40 years after it first became a reality
People will rely heavily upon highly trusted local news media to combat misinformation and fake news during the upcoming general election.
Residents at Achalone say they feel helpless in the face of an onslaught of applications for renewable energy projects.
Strike action planned for Wednesday at Dounreay has been suspended while workers at the site consider a new pay offer.
A community group has taken over the local grocery store at Watten as it works towards purchasing the shop.
Map-maker Steve Smirthwaite chats to John Davidson about exploring West Moray, Nairn and Dava to produce his latest mountain bike-friendly guide
Nearly 20 Beaver Scouts from Reay and Thurso took part in an Olympic themed sleepover at 2nd Thurso Scout Hall.
A far north support group has donated medical equipment worth more than £8000 for use in the area in the past year.
One of the unions representing workers at Dounreay has warned that management changes could prolong the ongoing industrial action at the site.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 49 breeding cattle.
Overnight road closures will affect the A9 later this month when resurfacing works take place in Caithness and Sutherland.
An anti-nuclear campaigner has hit out at a claim made by Highland MSP Edward Mountain that people in the region want nuclear power.
