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Police officers across Scotland are to be equipped with a life-saving nasal spray for drug users who have taken an overdose.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd has declared that she cannot support the idea of a mini-reactor being built in her constituency.
Thomas Telford was a giant of civil engineering, but author Paul A Lynn believes the great man’s lesser-known qualities deserve to be appreciated.
A new finance apprenticeship programme is being launched by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority based across its group of businesses.
Original steelwork is being stripped out from the DMTR in a project that has seen its lid being lifted for the first time since the early 1970s.
A 45-second video clip by Henk Pieter Sterk shows the dramatic scene as a tidal surge pushes its way up the River Thurso in a succession of waves.
NHS Highland is contacting a small number of patients who had blood samples processed at Raigmore in early 2021 in a patient notification exercise.
TV presenter and former politician Michael Portillo reaches Thurso this evening on the latest leg of his exploration of Britain's rail routes.
A councillor is urging TSB to rethink its Thurso branch closure, pointing out that some customers make a 50-mile journey from north-west Sutherland.
Councillor Willie Mackay will be linking up with Scottish enthusiasts thousands of miles away in South America to celebrate the Bard on Burns Night.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd has issued a vaccination plea to constituents, reminding them that "it's not too late" to get a jab.
Scottish Water has said that 2021 – when Wick endured a lengthy dry spell – brought one of the “most extraordinary periods” it has ever encountered.
Business Comment by David Richardson, Highlands and Islands development manager for the Federation of Small Businesses
Jamie Stone has spoken of his "deep concern" over the requirement for all householders in Scotland to install interlinked fire alarms by next month.
People affected by Parkinson's are being given the opportunity to learn more about research and treatments at a series of online events this month.
Farmers and crofters in areas deemed "remote and marginalised" will start to receive their share of more than £65 million shortly.
A policy requiring all householders in Scotland to install interlinked fire alarms has been described by a Highlands and Islands MSP as "shambolic".
Crofters are being urged by the Scottish Crofting Federation chairman to stand for election as a commissioner in elections taking place in March.
Business Comment by David Richardson, Highlands and Islands development manager for the Federation of Small Businesses
Law firm Munro and Noble is planning to invest in Caithness and Sutherland, with senior partner Mary Nimmo saying: “We’ve stretched our wings."
