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The Highland League and all other lower-division football in Scotland will remain on pause until at least next month.
There were five positive tests for Covid-19 in Thurso East during the latest seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
A Megabus broke down and blocked a junction in Wick earlier today with traffic having to take alternative routes.
WATCH: Jamie Stone says it is crucial that an agreement is reached that will allow visa-free access to the EU for musicians and other artistes.
A FURTHER 32 positive tests for the coronavirus were recorded across the NHS Highland health board area in the past 24 hours.
A MAN who threatened his former partner and tried to frighten a witness has claimed she was partly to blame for his actions.
Huge swathes of the Highlands have been affected by freezing temperatures with the Met Office issuing a Yellow Warning for more more snow to come.
Motorists are being advised that there will be a temporary road closure on the B874 Bridge Street in Halkirk on Wednesday.
A senior Highland councillor has described the Scottish Government's £4 million support for Caithness air links as "a positive step forward".
Northern Drift by Monique Sliedrecht
Police in Wick are appealing for information after a car was damaged in a suspected vandalism attack in the town.
A young Halkirk woman returned to the scene of a 'scary' incident on the A882 to highlight a major pothole problem.
A total of 21 Covid testing sites located at fire stations across the NHS Highland area are set to be launched after a pilot scheme involving Thurso.
Firefighters were called out to an incident at Lyth yesterday morning when a farm building caught alight.
A former City of Edinburgh councillor with family links to Reay will be the Labour candidate for the far north at the Scottish Parliament elections.
NINE Covid patients were in intensive care in NHS Highland sites last night.
As Highland Council progresses plans for setting a budget for the coming year, its deputy leader talked of the 'long and very difficult task ahead'.
A long-serving member of staff at Thurso's Miller Academy was praised for her "can do" attitude after she retired as a pupil support assistant.
The festive season has gone but Christmas lights are still up in Caithness and elsewhere in the Highlands – and it is all because of coronavirus.
Melvich primary pupils have been benefiting from non-fiction literature paid for by funding from the local community council and parent council.
