Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has discovered that home-testing kits for Covid-19 are "unviable" in some parts of the Highlands and Islands.
The full scale of the £9.6 million road realignment project at Berriedale has been highlighted in a video from Transport Scotland.
A Caithness dance school that should have been taking centre stage at the 2020 Mey Games will still be supporting a charity linked to the event.
Last week’s fixtures at Thurso Golf Club saw three consecutive rounds of the A&A Mackay Builders Summer League being played.
A man has been arrested following an incident in Thurso at the weekend.
Deirdre Macangus fought off the challenge of Carol Place over the Reiss links to secure the Wick ladies' club championship title for the 12th time.
Public blame restrictions at recycling centres and rogue traders on increase in fly-tipping throughout the county.
A death of a 21-year-old in Ormlie has been called 'unexplained' by Thurso police.
A 31-year-old Wick man appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court today on a charge of assault to danger of life.
A community organisation is gearing itself up to get the heart of Wick town centre beating with vibrancy once again.
Marker signs have been installed at John O'Groats for the benefit of walkers either starting or finishing a 147-mile coastal trail.
Civic leader Willie Mackay has welcomed the Berriedale realignment – while highlighting other parts of the A9 that he says also need to be improved.
Work is progressing well on a £30m programme to replace one of the two submarine electricity distribution cables connecting Orkney to Caithness.
The change of location of the main bus stop in Wick has been branded "ridiculous" by local bus campaigner Brenda Herrick.
Listeners from Shetland and Sutherland were among those who enjoyed the second virtual ceilidh staged by Caithness Macular Society Support Group.
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The range of materials accepted at most Highland Council household waste recycling centres, including Wick and Thurso, will be expanded from Monday.
North MSP Gail Ross has welcomed new funding from the Scottish Government that will help provide targeted support for care-experienced young people.
Teenage sisters Sarah and Nicola Donn are revving up for success on the local autocross circuit.
Volunteers who have been maintaining the upkeep of Caithness burial grounds were praised at a Highland Council meeting.