Nicola Sturgeon has revealed that Scotland is ramping up efforts to manufacture tens of millions of items of personal protective equipment.
Users of Highland Council's newly reopened household waste recycling centres have been praised for their "fantastic" co-operation.
Villages in Caithness will benefit from a grant of £7000 awarded through the Caithness area discretionary fund.
Thurso band Forgetting The Future have released their latest single with a video that transports the four of them into a cartoon cowboy world.
Lyth Arts Centre is getting creative with a new booklet despite facing a significant threat to its future through loss of income.
According to leading councillors the Scottish Government has refused to issue any more cash to the local authority.
A total of 111 people have died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 – an increase of four from a week ago.
Highlands and Islands MSP Maree Todd has called on the UK government to extend the Brexit transition period in light of coronavirus.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Gail Ross says the public need have no concerns over scam calls arising from the new contact tracing process.
Committee members at Lybster Bowling Club have agreed to remain closed for play because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Castletown is one of 36 communities across the Highlands and Islands getting a share of over £50,000 from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.
Hundreds of local golfers took advantage of brilliant weather to enjoy the opening of the four courses in the county after the easing of lockdown.
A Highland business leader has said many B&B owners will be breathing "a huge sigh of relief" following a rethink on the Business Support Fund.
Befriending Caithness has been marking Volunteers' Week by capturing words describing the service in a design incorporating a teacup and saucer.
No new Covid-19 cases were recorded in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours, according to latest figures released by the Scottish Government.
The staff of Caithness General Hospital in Wick took advantage of Monday's sunny weather to step outside and give a resounding clap for the community.
Employees of Subsea 7 in Caithness are waiting to find out if they are to be affected by 3000 job losses being made by the company worldwide.
More than two-thirds of tourism firms on the North Coast 500 route are ready to reopen as soon as the go-ahead is given, according to a new survey.
Efforts to maximise the visitor potential of the John O’Groats Trail have been given a financial boost from the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund.
Groups of volunteers have been beavering away to keep on top of matters at a popular Caithness woodland.