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More than 9000 first-dose Covid-19 jabs have been administered across the NHS Highland area, the health board has confirmed.
A man was taken to hospital 'as a precaution' after a house fire in Wick at around noon today (Thursday, January 14).
The company behind the MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has a new boss.
A major blunder by the Scottish Government could have affected the number of doses of Covid vaccine being supplied to the country.
A FURTHER 68 positive tests for Covid-19 were recorded across the NHS Highland health board area in the past 24 hours.
The Wick-based Marrellian Majorettes hosted their second virtual competition online last month and received awards before the lockdown restrictions.
The newly appointed managing director of DSRL has said the future offers "many exciting opportunities" for the decommissioning programme.
Wet this morning in Caithness.
The number of positive cases of Covid-19 in Wick South has risen to 18, according to the latest statistics from Public Health Scotland.
North MSP Edward Mountain has welcomed Nicola Sturgeon's response to his plea for transplant patients to be prioritised for the Covid-19 vaccine.
After positive Covid test results in Dounreay's fire and rescue service, many staff still working at the site were told not to come in today.
Golf captains in Caithness say they are thankful their sport has been able to continue, and have highlighted the physical and mental health benefits.
The owner of a Caithness-based shellfish company has spoken of the "horrendous" problems facing seafood exporters because of post-Brexit delays.
The roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine in the Caithness community is due to get under way this weekend.
MOTORISTS have been urged not to drive "unless absolutely necessary" following amid amber and yellow weather warnings for snow in the Highlands.
A north business leader has underlined the need for financial support to help avert "mass business closures" arising from the tightening of lockdown.
A stranger who walked uninvited into a family home in Thurso was traced by police and warned about his behaviour.
First Minister says the changes were prompted by the highest weekly death toll since May
First Minister says the changes were prompted by the highest weekly death toll since May
MORE than 1000 cases of Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland health board area since the start of the year less than two weeks ago.
