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The Covid-19 small business and self-catering grant scheme has now paid out over £63 million to 5892 Highland businesses.
A "positive and uplifting" message on tourism will be needed to ease concerns among Highland communities as Scotland emerges from lockdown.
North MSP Maree Todd has renewed her call for the UK government to remove the threat of lower food standards in any future trade deal.
A Call has been made for the Scottish Government to secure air links from Wick to help the local economy recover in the wake of the virus pandemic.
Work on the multi-million-pound Premier Inn in Thurso is expected to resume next week, according to the company behind the project.
Some of the measures announced today by Nicola Sturgeon to ease the coronavirus restrictions in Scotland "do not add up", Jamie Stone has claimed.
Five jobs are being lost in Thurso with the closure of the Travis Perkins builders' merchants in the town.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland area has risen by 32, according to new Scottish Government figures.
A 60-year-old man appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court today on a charge of murder after an incident in Wick at the weekend.
Highland Council says it is determined to get children across the region back into schools "as soon as possible" – but it needs to be done safely.
Wick Groats will almost certainly have to wait another year before getting the chance to retain the Highland Amateur Cup.
North MP Jamie Stone has paid tribute to Dame Vera Lynn, who died today aged 103, describing her as "a hero to all of us".
Highland Council chief executive Donna Manson has underlined the importance of a clear and simple national message during the coronavirus emergency.
A 60-year-old is due to appear at Inverness Sheriff Court today in connection with the death of a man following an incident in Wick at the weekend.
Caithness Foodbank volunteers say they are amazed at the support they are receiving from the community during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Caithness rhythmic gymnastics joined forces with similar clubs around Scotland for a dance challenge via Zoom.
As debate continues on whether the Highlands has a racism problem, historians have spoken of the area’s almost hidden slavery roots.
Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has quizzed Nicola Sturgeon about coronavirus tests becoming “unviable” due to late collections in remote areas.
Four workshops for heritage organisations looking to connect with new audiences through digital media are taking place over the next week.
The man injured during a disturbance in a house in Wick at the weekend has died, the police have confirmed.
