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Players and committee members at Thurso Acks have donated £1200 to support frontline health workers in Caithness in the fight against Covid-19.

Three more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the NHS Highland area, taking the region's total number of known cases to 151.

Coastal businesses and voluntary organisations affected by Covid-19 can now benefit from £7.2 million support from the Scottish Crown Estate.

Fèis Rois has lined up some top musicians and singers for an online music festival after having two of its annual events cancelled due to Covid-19.

Four more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the NHS Highland area, taking the region's total number of known cases to 148.

The end-of-the-road car park at John O’Groats has been blocked with hay bales in a bid to deter visitors during the coronavirus lockdown.

Caithness Chamber of Commerce has criticised delays in payments made by banks and insurers to companies during the Covid-19 crisis.

New red rooms are being set up at three medical practices in Caithness for patients with suspected coronavirus symptoms.

A call has gone out from the FSB for the Scottish Government to create an emergency grant and loan scheme for businesses and the self-employed.

As puffins return to the coastline, the RSPB is inviting members of the public to take part in a citizen science project from home.

Caithness CAB helped more than 500 people in the second half of March while adapting the way it works during the coronavirus outbreak.

With church congregations across Caithness unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed the four nations of the UK have agreed the coronavirus lockdown will not be lifted over Easter.

Seven further cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Highlands, taking the region's total number of known cases to 144, new figures show.

A local businesswoman has donated £160 to the Caithness Foodbank after raffling off a hamper made for a pop-up fashion clothes shop.

Highland Council is planning for the worst during the Covid-19 pandemic by purchasing temporary mortuary units in the region.

With people having to spend more time indoors, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service says it wants to keep everyone safe.

Scotland remains at significant risk of wildfire ahead of Easter weekend, the country’s fire and rescue service has warned.

Gail Ross has said it is "imperative" health and care workers on the front line in the fight against the coronavirus get the right PPE.

People in care homes in Thurso are taking a stroll down memory lane with the help of the town's heritage society.