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Scottish Water is asking customers to use water more efficiently during good weather and as more people work from home.
An Inverness woman is organising a special lockdown pyjama party to help raise vital funds for the charity which provided care for her little sister.
MP Jamie Stone has written to Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson to stop the operator of a Sutherland caravan park opening next week.
A local distillery has diversified by producing hand sanitiser for key workers in the Highlands region.
Tom Jones has confirmed he won't be coming to Inverness this summer after planned tour dates were pushed back to next year.
An Inverness cleaning company is offering protective face masks to the homeless and care homes in the area during the Covid-19 crisis.
Highland Hospice has welcomed a fundraising initiative which will benefit the charity during the Covid-19 outbreak.
A helpline set up for Highland residents during the Covid-19 pandemic has received more than 5000 calls since late March.
A convoy of heavy goods and agricultural vehicles are planning a drive past at Raigmore Hospital.
Householders facing higher energy bills, which are predicted to rise by 37 per cent, can access free and impartial advice and support.
Nairn sheltered housing residents in Whinnieknowe Gardens were surprised when they found free food had been left on their doorsteps.
An Inverness-based charity is appealing for cash and art and craft supplies to help local families during the Covid-19 lockdown.
The UK government has been urged to go further in its support for struggling businesses by Inverness MP Drew Hendry.
Organisers of the annual Ness Book Fest have announced it has been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The Inverness landmark was lit up with blue light to support the frontline NHS staff and all money raised will go towards Highland Hospice.
Cantraybridge College's independent living manager, Miriam Veals, shaved their heads to help raise more than £500 for Hospice UK.
An Inverness family have finally been rescued after a 10-week nightmare stranded thousands of miles from home.
Two young Inverness kickboxers ran the equivalent of a marathon over four days during their allowed exercise time.
Even in lockdown a community council and local residents are managing to care for their surroundings.
The fund supports locally developed regeneration projects for communities, helping job creation and support, and in building sustainable communities.
