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Family accuse Scottish Government of "dragging their heels" over implementing police complaints report
A SNOW warning has been issued for much of the Highlands this Easter.
Francis Street in Wick is currently playing host to a colourful drama of biblical proportions.
A sheriff has warned high-speed drivers in Caithness about the potential for serious consequences.
POLICE have urged people to stick to the new Covid restrictions this Easter – after the lockdown was eased slightly as of today.
Edward Mountain wants the process to select Scotland’s next medical school to be re-started and is supporting the bid for a Highland medical school.
ADVERTISING FEATURE: A popular butcher shop in Thurso town centre has reopened under new ownership following a major refurbishment.
The closure of Wick's Semichem store has been described as "a big shock" for the town and a devastating blow for the staff.
The Scottish Government has been accused of acting "like a dictatorship" after giving the go-ahead for a wind farm despite opposition locally.
Scottish Cup action dominates the latest episode of Balls & Whistles, with a first Highland derby in two years and HFL champions Brora in action.
Wick Academy chairman Pat Miller says he is hoping and praying that crowds will be allowed back inside grounds when the 2021/22 season kicks off.
Tourism businesses in the far north could lose out financially unless urgent action is taken to upgrade the area's roads, campaigners have warned.
Pulteneytown and Thrumster Church is finding innovative ways to help the community explore the Easter story over the school holidays.
David Finlayson, Nick Finnigan and Kirk Tudhope will sit as non-executive directors.
In an online plea, officers said dogs chasing livestock can do serious damage, and all incidents should be reported to them on 101.
Highland Council updated details on an ambitious recruitment programme to fill positions for key project and programme staff.
Residents in the Highland Council area are being urged to "stay local" and avoid any complacency over the potential spread of Covid-19.
There is excitement in the air at the prospect of the start of the summer golf season at Reay this weekend.
The Independent National Whistleblowing Officer (INWO) service, covering the whole of NHS Scotland, go live today.
Halkirk indoor school caretaker Christie Cameron has retired this week after 27 years looking after the popular equestrian venue.
