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NHS Highland has warned the public not to be complacent about Covid-19 and to keep following the national guidance to stay safe.
Organisers were overwhelmed by the support shown for last Saturday's tractor road run which was held in memory of local farmer Ernest McAdie.
North MSPs Maree Todd and Gail Ross have sent a message of encouragement to pupils, parents, teachers and staff ahead of the reopening schools.
Two sisters have been reflecting on a missed opportunity to get Paul McCartney's autograph when the ex-Beatle came to Caithness 50 years ago.
Thirty-four enthusiastic autocross competitors enjoyed a day of fast and furious action on the hard and bumpy 600-yard track at Bilbster Mains.
Highland Council’s controversial education chief failed to appear at an education committee meeting amid ongoing acrimony over his £936-a-day wage.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is to be asked to help secure the future of Wick John O'Groats Airport as "a matter of urgency".
Highland Council is warning that part-time flashing 20 mph signs around the region's schools will not be operating as normal when pupils go back.
North Highland business leaders are calling on the Holyrood and Westminster governments to set up a growth fund to help the region's recovery.
Communities across Caithness are set for a busy spell on the horticultural front thanks to a project that will benefit the environment and wellbeing.
Wick and Thurso branches of M&Co remain open despite 47 stores closing throughout the UK.
A demolition team has begun work on getting rid of a prominent eyesore building in Wick's High Street.
Kevin McLeod's family have been told that the actions of the Crown Office, along with those of the police, will be investigated as part of a review.
Timber lorries could be a rarer sight on far north roads if a new pilot project involving Victa Railfreight proves successful.
Wick Academy players are bracing themselves for a fundraising fitness challenge that could turn into a major test of endurance.
Running and cycling a total of 740 miles within a week is the gruelling task being undertaken by a Caithness woman to raise money for charity.
School staff across the north are looking forward to welcoming children back to their classrooms, starting from next week.
A total of £500 has been handed over to the community café in Thurso to help it reopen following the easing of the coronavirus restrictions.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Rev Ellie Charman, Scottish Episcopal Church
Highland Green MSP John Finnie has said tourists must be deterred from regarding Scotland as either a theme park or some sort of living museum.
