Plans to transform an unused area of ground into a sensory wellbeing garden have been revealed.
Visitors and locals to the Highlands are being warned of the dangers of open water during Drowning Prevention Week by a Caithness councillor.
Paddlers in Caithness have collected more than 1.3 tonnes of litter from the coast as part of a national clean-up campaign.
Primary 7 pupils at Mount Pleasant enjoyed a star-studded event to mark their end-of-year celebration and awards night.
Two new members of staff have been taken on by Caithness Mental Health Support Group in an effort to build momentum for the organisation.
People living close to the area where a new wind farm with 220m turbines has been proposed are being given the chance to see revised plans.
People are being asked to share their experience of "remote and rural healthcare" with a Holyrood committee.
Museums from around the Highlands have joined forces to provide a new way to learn about the rich history of the area.
Three Army Cadets from Caithness travelled to Wales for an International Fieldcraft Competition, which saw them return home with silverware.
Dounreay has reported that another radioactive particle has been found as part of the former nuclear plant's environmental monitoring.
A Caithness photographer and film-maker has won a top prize in a University of the Highlands and Islands contest.
A new digital platform for crofters to access a range of applications online has been launched.
The benefits of clean air are being shared to mark Clean Air Day following air pollution monitoring at schools including Pennyland Primary in Thurso.
John Davidson spent a day training with Assynt Mountain Rescue Team in Lochinver and learned more about what this group of volunteers does
Rogue is a boisterous bulldog looking for her forever family.
The host of a new Pride event taking place in Caithness hopes it will promote acceptance and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community in the far north.
A series of community projects around Caithness and Sutherland are counting themselves lucky after winning funding awards through the National Lottery
A range of old vehicles dated from 1913 onwards will be on show at a popular annual rally this weekend.
Developers behind the controversial Armadale wind farm plans are "content" that proposed changes to the scheme address concerns raised locally.
Lives are put at risk by people ignoring safety signs in woods around the country, according to Scotland's forestry agency.
