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A petition for a judicial review of the decision by Highland Council to grant planning consent for Space Hub Sutherland has been granted.
An alert has been issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) of flooding in Caithness due to heavy rain this morning.
Newly re-elected chairperson Jen Craig says she is looking forward to working with others in NSA Scotland for the good of the sheep sector.
Five local artists have been selected for a six-month project in which they will work with different communities across Caithness.
WICK VOICES: An update on the Wick Society's online oral history project by Doreen Leith
NHS Highland is asking hospital visitors to wear fluid resistant surgical masks to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.
EIGHT Covid patients in the NHS Highland area are now in intensive care – the highest local number of the entire pandemic.
SHOCKED health workers fear lives could be at risk after ambulance bosses ordered them to take students into vehicles in Caithness and Sutherland.
SHOCKED health workers fear lives could be at risk after ambulance bosses ordered them to take students into vehicles in Caithness and Sutherland.
SHOCKED health workers fear lives could be at risk after ambulance bosses ordered them to take students into vehicles in Caithness and Sutherland.
A creative glass studio based in Lybster has an opportunity for a local artist to get involved in an international collaboration.
A rural business organisation has welcomed the introduction of a bill which would deal with dog attacks on livestock.
Highlands and Islands MSP Maree Todd has warned that the Brexit export bottleneck is leaving some seafood businesses on the "brink of collapse".
It is not too late to be a winner at the second Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards.
Scotland's rural economy secretary Fergus Ewing says a UK government compensation fund may be "too little, too late" for some seafood exporters.
The new chairman of the Scottish Crofting Federation says there is much to do to fight for the future of crofting.
Highland Council warn of black ice on Caithness roads and across the far north this morning. Rain, sleet and hale showers.
The Highlands could support around 400 wild lynx, according to a project which wants to hear people's views on reintroducing the species to Scotland.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: By the Rev David Macartney, North Coast Parish, Church of Scotland
Television footage of a local farmer carrying out a spectacular tackle on a sheep nearly earned her a call up from a rugby team.
