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An “extreme” wildfire risk for Caithness has been extended into the weekend amid an active grass fire and heavy smoke in the Thurso area.
Whisky workers at a Caithness distillery were on the picket lines today [Thursday] after pay talks broke down.
A handsome and historic 18th century laird’s house could be yours for just £350,000!
Stagecoach North confirms its ticket prices will change at the end of April, but does not provide details as to new costs or if any will be lower.
Every Highland resident offered a Covid-19 vaccine this spring is being urged to come forward, get jagged and stay protected.
A multi-billion pound investment in the Highlands and Islands will be discussed by key players in the region’s economy at a summit tomorrow (Friday).
Repairs are under way after a burst main caused a water outage in Halkirk.
'Extreme' and 'very high' wildfire warnings have been issued for the Highlands and Moray.
The news comes just months after owner Bauer Media axed the final show still broadcast from the site - Jodie at Breakfast.
Rock legend Bryan Adams’ second Inverness gig has sold out in just minutes!
Dog thieves are being hunted by police after a young border collie was stolen in Berriedale.
The first new broch in two millennia could be “the symbol of Caithness to the world”, those behind it said after lodging their planning application.
Feedback over the region’s new 20mph limits is now being examined by Highland Council ahead of a vote which could make them permanent this spring.
The rock star has added a matinee concert and will now perform at Eden Court in Inverness twice on the same day.
More than 19,000 responses were received over proposals to cut the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph - the biggest response to Transport Scotland ever.
One of Wick’s most prominent and popular hotels has been put up for sale.
Leading Highland charities have joined forces in a bid to enhance disability services in the region.
John McGrath, who was 52 at the time he went missing, has not been seen since a sighting in the John O’Groats area on Saturday, March 2 last year.
A driver has been charged with drink-driving, another has been caught drug-driving and others were seen speeding during a police NC500 crackdown.
Business leaders across the Highlands have united to back calls for changes to planned tourist levies.
