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People living in the area around a proposed wind farm in north Sutherland are being asked to contribute to a consultation on a community benefit fund.
Entries to Reay and District Garden Club’s annual show were higher than expected after the enforced absence of two years.
Waste from Dounreay is being incinerated as part of the decommissioning of the former nuclear power plant.
Caithness Family History Society is kicking off its new season with a change of day for its evening meetings.
Three new staff members have landed key roles helping to positively impact the on-the-ground culture of how land is owned and used in Scotland.
People in the Highlands are being told they can play their part in helping to prevent drugs deaths.
A new life-saving defibrillator has been installed at the Halkirk Heritage and Vintage Motor Centre in the village's Sinclair Street.
A solo female swimmer is on target to reach John O'Groats at the end of September after swimming the length of the British mainland.
Farmers and land managers are calling for more detail over future support as the Scottish Government launched a consultation on its Agriculture Bill.
Bridge inspections in the far north will lead to temporary closures in four locations, road users are being warned.
Highlands and Islands MSP Ariane Burgess has highlighted the benefits restoring natural environments can bring to rural areas of the far north.
A Caithness group is urging people to learn more about dyslexia and the support on offer with the help of a charity's new website.
Wick and District Pigeon Club held a young bird race from Kingussie, a distance of 101 miles, on Saturday.
A new disability benefit was launched in Highland on Monday as part of a national roll-out following a pilot scheme in 13 local authority areas.
Urgent action is required from the Scottish and UK governments to tackle the cost crisis and support businesses, a local business leader says.
A Caithness primary school is among four across the Highlands that will restrict motor vehicles on nearby streets at each end of the school day.
Business leaders in Caithness are calling for more support with rising costs as the energy regulator looks set to announce a price cap rise on Friday.
Two Ukrainian musicians entertained at Thurso last week as part of a UK tour to raise money for victims of the war in their home country.
A Wick church which has recently seen improvements to its building is to host two renowned musicians at a unique fundraising event.
Peatlands that were planted with conifers after tax breaks in the 1970s and 80s will be soaked up into a wider conservation area.
