More than 800 cases of coronavirus have now been detected in the NHS Highland area after a further 12 positive tests were recorded.
Caithness artist Steve Macleod has had his work accepted for the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts Summer/Winter Exhibition in London.
A Wick schoolteacher is 'on cloud nine' after helping save an exhausted goldcrest – Britain's smallest bird.
Caithness members of Highland Council have allocated almost £2000 to local groups to help with their response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Highlands and Islands MSP Rhoda Grant has said it is "vitally important" the Scottish Government takes action to protect all the region’s air routes.
Artists with a Caithness connection are being given an opportunity to showcase their work throughout December in an online exhibition.
In the past 24 hours an additional 11 cases of Covid-19 have been recorded in the NHS Highland area.
Vandal Rising tells the 'uplifting and inspiring story' of Wick rapper Ebo McDowall.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: By Rev Heather Stewart, Parish of Latheron
Economy secretary outlines details of a £40 million fund to help businesses affected by temporary restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus.
There have been 12 additional confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.
There are plenty of activities taking place in and around the city centre.
Stand-up paddleboarding – often known simply as SUP – has never been so popular.
The Loch Ness 360 combines two fantastic off-road trails to make a complete circuit of this wonderful waterway.
The massive week-long operation to find the little dog involved stalkers, quad bikes, drones and volunteers from miles around including Caithness.
Environmental health staff will be conducting visits to premises to monitor compliance with the new restrictions imposed on the hospitality sector.
Inverness is the perfect base for cyclists to enjoy a variety of rides, from quiet road routes to testing trails through the trees.
CHAMBER COMMENT: Stephen Sutherland, chairman of the Caithness Chamber of Commerce board, looks at what has been achieved and what lies ahead
There have been another 14 cases of Covid-19 in the NHS Highland area, with the cumulative number rising to 772.
Pubs and restaurants in Caithness are being put in jeopardy because of skyrocketing coronavirus figures in the central belt.