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The reinstatement of electronic warning signs at the notorious Munlochy junction on the Black Isle has been welcomed.
The campaign group Protect the Mhoine – which opposes the development of a spaceport in the area – have started a petition.
Ten heritage projects within Coigach and Assynt have been awarded a total of £31,869 through the Coigach and Assynt Community Grant Scheme.
This includes a drunk driver being arrested in Golspie.
Children in the Highlands eligible for free school meals will continue to be supported over the summer with £27.6 million additional funding.
Royal Dornoch Golf Club pair Bradley Smith and Calum Paterson have raised an incredible £14,000 for charity after completing a special challenge.
This column is written by Mark Gilbert, a postman on Sutherland's north coast.
This column is by Rev John Sterrett, Church of Scotland minister in Golspie.
North businesses entitled to grant support to help them as they prepare to safely reopen are being encouraged to apply before the July 10 deadline.
SNP MSP Gail Ross has asked the Scottish Government what support it will be providing to the farming and crofting sector in the wake of coronavirus.
This column is written by Jamie Stone, MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross.
A draft law which would increase the penalties for owners whose pets chase, attack or kill farmed animals is to be considered by a Holyrood Committee.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP, Jamie Stone, yesterday spoke in a debate in the House of Commons about the far north's tourism industry.
Police Scotland are aware of a few planned demonstrations and protests which are due to take place across Scotland this weekend.
Leader has written to transport secretary raising her deepest concerns over Eastern Airways' decision to withdraw their Wick – Aberdeen Service.
People are being reminded to be on the lookout for blooms of potentially hazardous blue-green algae in the region’s lochs and rivers.
Shirley McHardy is a senior welfare rights adviser with the East and Central Sutherland Citizens Advice Bureau.
This column is by James Currall, episcopal priest in charge Dornoch, Tain, Brora and Lairg.
This column is by Russell Smith, a crofter in Bonar Bridge and a director of the Scottish Crofting Federation.
Police Scotland have confirmed that two men have been charged in connection with a fatal road traffic collision on the A9.
