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NHS Highland has confirmed that two wards at Caithness General Hospital have been closed to new admissions after an outbreak of Covid-19.

Dr Keith Nicholson of Cyber Security Scotland has published some top tips on how to recognise scam messages related to the Census.

British Red Cross have teamed up with the leading convenience store SPAR (UK) to raise money to help the escalating humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

Nominations are being sought for the Highland Council elections, which are due to take place in May.

A Highland mental health charity is recruiting for people with lived experience of mental ill health to train to become peer supporters.

Highland Council will shortly be sending out letters to residents across the Highlands inviting them to participate in the council’s Citizens’ Panel.

Caithness residents are warned to be aware of scammers attempting to exploit the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

Remember to vote for your Highland Heroes 2022 by midnight on Friday!

The Highland Council today (March 10) launched a further round of its Discretionary Business Grant Scheme providing grants of £500 to £2000.

Schools across the Highlands are showing their support for Ukraine by organising sponsored activities and events to raise donations to help refugees.

To celebrate International Women's Day, High Life Highland will be talking to world-renowned anatomist and forensic anthropologist Prof Dame Sue Black

A new feature-length documentary, shows how Scotland’s rivers could be re-energised by regenerating river woodlands.

Coronavirus has not gone away but we have moved into a new phase of dealing with it.

An opportunity to highlight what is happening across the north-west Highlands and to give communities in the area a stronger voice has been launched.

Don't run out of time to vote for your Highland Heroes 2022!

A community effort is under way in Caithness to gather vital supplies for people fleeing the war in Ukraine, with various collection points set up.

Highland-based charity Blythswood Care has set a fundraising target of £100,000 to help refugees fleeing from the war in Ukraine.

After a period where the number of Covid-19 cases in NHS Highland were either declining or plateauing officials are now seeing a rise in numbers.

Ukrainian flag cookies are being made and sold by a family-run Caithness deli to help the humanitarian effort following the invasion by Russia.

Caithness residents are warned not to get caught out by Census scammers as the official count of Scotland’s population begins this week.