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A new service which enables respiratory patients to receive specialist care in their own homes has been launched by NHS Highland.

A Caithness woman has admitted a charge of attempted extortion.

A man who died after a series of incidents on Skye and in Wester Ross yesterday can be named as John MacKinnon, 47.

A select number of households across the Highlands have been invited to take part in the Census Coverage Survey (CCS).

The honours were shared on Saturday as Orkney travelled with two men's rugby squads to lock horns with Caithness at Millbank.

A 47-year-old man has died and three other people have been injured after a series of incidents on Skye and in Wester Ross this morning.

A teacher who kissed and danced in a flirtatious manner with a pupil at a Thurso nightclub has been allowed to return to the profession.

On Monday (August 15), the covers come off the "remarkable community excavation" at Swartigill in preparation for this year’s archaeological dig.

A Thurso man seeks volunteers to help him weed an expansive rose bed he has been tending to at Olrig Street this Sunday (August 14).

Waste workers strike escalates as Unite announces second wave of council strike action the union today confirmed.

A rare ostracod – a tiny crustacean around 1mm in size – has been discovered at Smoo Cave.

Police Scotland have just issued an update on the apparent case of dognapping in which a Wick dog was recovered from a car near Kinross.

Another busy week of action saw a number of competitions played over the Reay links, including the club's annual Mixed Open on Sunday.

An apparent case of dognapping came to light this week after a routine police vehicle stop in the Perth area.

A major project near Dounreay is expected to take a big step forward in the coming weeks with a full application set to be submitted imminently.

A new digital request-stop kiosk is set to go on trial on the Far North Line next week as part of a plan to do away with hand signals.

Households in the Highlands which have been invited to take part in the census coverage survey (CCS) are being asked to get involved in the study.

Pupils in Wick and Thurso high schools have performed very well in their exam results which were released on Tuesday.

The MSP described her daughter's safe arrival as a blessing and thanked the midwifery and nursing team at Raigmore Hospital.

Wick and District Pigeon Club held a young bird race from Beauly, a distance of 83 miles, on Sunday.