Highland councillors in Caithness have handed out more than £1900 to four community groups to help with the community response to Covid-19.
The extent of community support across all parts of Caithness has been set out in a new map which will help ensure people get all the help they need.
Wick man Aaron Mullins has used his time in lockdown to write a book of Highland mystery tales that has got on a top 100 bestsellers list on Amazon.
A total of 88 people have now died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 – up from 72 a week ago.
Highland Council’s Covid-19 helpline has now handled more than 5000 calls since being set up on March 25.
Gail Ross is urging her constituents in Caithness, Sutherland and Ross to have their say on the next steps towards changing coronavirus restrictions.
After one of the warmest Aprils on record, Scottish Natural Heritage and Scottish Fire and Rescue Service are warning of an increased wildfire risk.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has insisted the tourism industry needs urgent support from the UK Government.
Steven Mackay dedicated his Highland League manager of the year award to his coaching team, saying Brora could not have won the title without them.
With nowhere open to display her work a Wick artist has created her own lockdown gallery from the windows of her house.
A mobile testing unit has been set up in Thurso by the army to check essential workers for coronavirus.
There was a sharp fall in the number of people in the NHS Highland area requiring hospital treatment for coronavirus, despite another rise in cases.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has sketched out the first stages of what easing the lockdown measures would look like.
A spoon playing Highland councillor and civic leader has seen his music video go viral with over 10,000 views.
A decision to sell Dunnet Forest to a local trust has been described as excellent news and is set to result in "new initiatives and public benefits".
Business leaders and the police are to discuss issues surrounding cyber security as remote working increases due to coronavirus.
Jeane Freeman outlines the support available to those dealing with anxiety, fear, uncertainty, anger or sadness during the Covid-19 crisis
Fifty-two-year-old seeder still in action on a Caithness croft.
Staff at Caithness Klics have been going "above and beyond" to make sure local young carers are getting the support they need.
Caithness people are among those invited to take part in virtual commemorations marking the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.