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Law firm Munro and Noble is planning to invest in Caithness and Sutherland, with senior partner Mary Nimmo saying: “We’ve stretched our wings."
Jamie Stone declared that "the jig is up" as he added his voice to calls for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to quit over the "partygate" controversy.
North MP Jamie Stone hit out after it emerged that NHS Highland had the second-highest rate of delayed discharges across Scotland's health boards.
A World War II heritage trail is to be created around Sinclair’s Bay to show the area's importance in guarding against a potential Nazi invasion.
Brandon McPhee says he is "really proud" of his grandad after a video of the duo playing accordion tunes became a New Year hit on social media.
North business leader David Richardson has acknowledged that many firms will be entering 2022 with a sense of uncertainty over their futures.
MY HOPES FOR 2022: Jamie Stone, Liberal Democrat MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
Nicola Sturgeon has said Scots can look forward to a brighter year ahead – despite the impact of Covid-19 measures on Hogmanay celebrations.
NHS Highland has hailed the "fantastic" progress of its vaccination programme with over 170,000 booster or third dose jabs having been delivered.
Projects at Melvich and in the Tongue, Melness and Skerray area are among the latest to be supported by the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund.
A charity is launching free services to give older people a better understanding of their household energy and help them stay warm in their homes.
Consumers have been issued with advice on how to avoid overspending as the busiest online shopping period before Christmas gets under way.
A joint effort is under way to reduce the level of marine animal entanglement in creel-fishing gear around Scottish waters.
Local MP Jamie Stone has tabled a parliamentary motion celebrating pantomime and calling on the UK government to support theatres and entertainers.
Highland Council's newly approved 15-year capital plan will help the region recover from the "ravages" of the pandemic, it has been claimed.
Far North councillor Matthew Reiss has resigned from a senior position because of the "impossible" budget pressures facing the local authority.
Businesses across the north are being invited to take part in an online survey identifying the key issues they expect to face in the year ahead.
Local shops and restaurants are "the backbone of our communities", says Jamie Stone, and they need support to help them through a tough winter.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has warned that there is "still much more to do" in the fight against HIV and Aids.
Maree Todd says gender-based violence is "endemic" across Scotland with the number of domestic abuse incidents in the north having more than doubled.
