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A new offshore wind leasing round is set to clear the way for dramatic growth in renewable energy around the coastline of Scotland.
No fresh positive tests for Covid-19 were recorded anywhere in the north of Scotland in the past 24 hours, Scottish Government statistics have shown.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has called on the UK government to deliver an economic rescue package for the country.
The reopening of Highland Council's waste recycling centres will move to the next stage on Monday, with the range of materials being expanded.
Thursday and Friday mart prices from Thainstone for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross-shire consignors.
Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd has introduced new measures to help ensure safety as it prepares for the gradual resumption of scheduled flights.
More than 500 pipers across the world have taken part in a rousing tribute to commemorate the 80th anniversary of St Valéry.
A local hotel owner has welcomed plans to reopen the hospitality industry – but stressed that "common sense has to prevail" over the virus threat.
More than £200,000 has been awarded to Caithness Voluntary Group to develop projects that will benefit the most vulnerable people in the community.
A U-turn on voting procedures in the House of Commons has been hailed as "a victory for common sense" by north MP Jamie Stone.
Nicola Sturgeon revealed that the current estimate for people carrying coronavirus in Scotland is 4500 – previously it had been thought to be 11,500.
Serco NorthLink has revealed that passenger numbers across all its ferry routes saw a 95 per cent drop over a nine-week period up to the end of May.
The UK government has supported the wages of 44,100 jobs across the Highlands and Western Isles, according to HM Revenue and Customs.
Highland Council is to get just over £1 million to support pupils from deprived backgrounds and help close the poverty-related attainment gap.
New learning resources highlight the bravery of members of the 51st Highland Division who were captured at St Valéry-en-Caux 80 years ago this week.
Wellbeing is a top priority for Thurso Community Development Trust in its response to the coronavirus crisis.
North MP Jamie Stone has given a cautious welcome to the potential reopening of Scotland's tourism industry just over a month from now.
Businesses from across the Highlands and Islands are being invited to take part in an hour-long question-and-answer meeting with Fergus Ewing.
The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases has remained unchanged in the NHS Highland area for the second day in a row.
Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club is staging a virtual rally after having to cancel its annual event at John O'Groats.
