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THE Highlands is still awaiting its first known coronavirus case after the number of positive tests in Scotland increased to 27.
A reprieve for a charity which provides lifeline services for blind and partially sighted people was described as "a real victory for people power".
SNOW and ice may bring travel disruption to the Highlands from tomorrow evening, according to the latest weather warning issued by the Met Office.
Police in Wick are appealing for information after a woman had her bag stolen in the town's Harrow Terrace.
Eastern Airways is continuing to fly between Wick John O'Groats Airport and Aberdeen.
From lions to ladybirds, animal characters from children's stories provided plenty of inspiration for Mount Pleasant pupils on World Book Day.
Pupils and staff at Miller Academy Primary School in Thurso had a colourful, fun-filled celebration to mark World Book Day.
Sam's latest sofa gives the people of Wick a place to take a seat and rest their weary feet.
Senior Highland councillor Alister Mackinnon has responded to claims the local authority walked away from as much as £1.2 million in savings.
There were celebrations for Jimmy's Taxis as it won the Scottish Taxi Company of the Year award at glitzy ceremony in Glasgow on Saturday.
Army cadets from Thurso and Castletown have been learning about the work of local emergency services.
A Lybster-based creative glass studio has just completed a successful run at an international art and craft fair in London.
Local horse riders have welcomed news that they should be able to continue to enjoy safe off-road riding at Caithness beaches.
Street pastors will soon be offering help and support to the public in Caithness following the official launch of the initiative in Thurso.
Six community projects are to benefit from over £85,000 in the latest round of grant awards from Caithness and North Sutherland Fund.
Gary Manson wants his Wick Academy players to maintain the performance levels they showed at Brora on Saturday during the remainder of the campaign.
Brora player/manager Steven Mackay praised Greg Morrison for his three-goal haul against Wick, saying the 22-year-old was “unplayable at times”.
The 4-1 scoreline was emphatic in the end, but for much of the second half Wick Academy looked capable of taking at least a point against Brora.
Murray Gunn, of Stockport, pieces together the story of a historic Caithness trophy that was found in the vaults of an Edinburgh jewellery business
The local High Life Highland countryside ranger and a team from Friends of Newtonhill Woodland have given the willow bowers at Newtonhill a makeover.
