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Positively identified cases of Covid-19 coronavirus have climbed by 39 in the NHS Highland region over the past 24 hours.
Residents across the Highlands without Covid-19 symptoms can now collect rapid coronavirus testing kits from community pharmacies.
The First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, was speaking in Holyrood today as she gave her regular coronavirus briefing to fellow MSPs.
A further eight confirmed coronavirus cases have been recorded in the NHS Highland area.
A Ross-shire medical practice has issued a reminder to patients over Covid-19 vaccinations.
A Black Isle medical practice is this week paving the way for another major Covid-19 vaccination session.
A bright idea to help stop people misplacing face masks has scooped a top accolade for a Ross-shire school.
Local football fans planning watching Scotland's Euro opener today are being urged to use outside space if in groups if they can.
Catherine Souter is bringing her counselling service to the Highlands thanks to an unexpected consequence of the coronavirus pandemic.
Dingwall Gaelic Choir got back to singing together as members adjusted to easing of restrictions.
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