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An Austrian company is planning to include the NC500 in a 140-car rally in June next year.
HIE said the crofter would continue to receive a rental income as part of the lease agreement.
A film shot in Caithness starring Outlander’s Sophie Skelton has landed a major deal.
An NHS worker and a bicycle instructor have set a new women’s Tandem Land’s End to John O’Groats record.
The two lost walkers had gone to see the spectacular Eas a’ Chual Aluinn waterfall.
Scottish singer Sheena Easton, who lives in America, visited Durness this weekend.
Two tiny abandoned seal pups have been saved and ferried to Caithness in a dramatic 182-mile rescue.
Britain's "deepest" pothole has been repaired - with a huge metal plate.
The Castle of Mey’s gardens are to feature on the small screen this weekend as Raymond Blanc’s Royal Kitchen Gardens visits Caithness.
Having climbed Africa's highest mountain aged just 16, a Highland teenager has now become one of the youngest mountain rescuers in the country.
An injured member of a mountain rescue team was stretchered nearly two-and-a-half miles in blizzard conditions in the Cairngorms last night.
Whale spotters in the far north contributed to a record-breaking year – with more than 10,000 cetaceans recorded around Scotland's coast in 2023.
Anders Holch Povlsen, 51, is a Danish businessman who made his fortune in retail.
Mountain rescue teams across the Highlands have been spending time in challenging conditions to help people off the mountains this winter.
Animal Rising had been preparing to rescue Fiona for five days.
An aristocrat has cycled more than 1000 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise money for retired service animals.
A female walker was airlifted to hospital after falling and breaking her ankle at a puffin colony on the North Coast 500 road trip.
There were fewer avalanches in Scotland's mountain over the winter than previous years, while hazards have been shifting due to climate change.
A hill walker fell almost 100 feet to his death because he was probably carrying his dog with one hand, rescuers believe.
Anglers could be legally prohibited from eating any salmon they catch in Scotland’s rivers, under a proposed law aimed at preserving fish numbers.
