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The powerful natural forces that carved out the Pentland Firth and left their mark on the landscapes of Caithness are featured in a new film.
Traffic speeds are to be monitored on a stretch of the A9 in the north Highlands where there is a high risk of deer collisions.
Recruitment could stall across the north Highlands, it is feared, after the Budget dealt a double whammy to businesses in the far north.
The group that promotes the North Coast 500 says it is encouraging responsible tourism with a new Visitor Pledge it has introduced.
A man has died after falling from cliffs near Keiss Castle on Wednesday.
People in Caithness struggling with fuel bills are being encouraged to seek help from their local MSP.
Tickets for next year’s Etape Loch Ness are expected to sell out within a couple of days as priority entry is due to open on Tuesday morning.
A rapist from Thurso who abused children and young girls over the course of more than four decades has been jailed.
A dozen youngsters proved an asset to the far north after taking part in a confidence-building weekend in the Cairngorms.
Works to install a repaired tidal turbine in the Pentland Firth are expected to get under way by the end of this month.
A Thurso band hope they can be a driving force for the modern Caithness music scene as they head overseas for their first tour of Ireland.
Athletes in this summer’s Olympics might have been quick to receive their medals – but winners of a care home tournament had to wait a little longer!
Members from across Caithness and the north competed in the Young Farmers’ North Regional Agri Competitions Day held at Quoybrae auction mart.
Young people got a chance to go behind the dock at Wick Sheriff Court - but they weren’t facing the judgement of the sheriff.
Archivists at Nucleus: The Nuclear and Caithness Archives were among the team members who received a national award for their work this week.
John Davidson enjoys a weekend of mountain bike leadership learning in Pitlochry as he hones his riding for the future
Parents are being reminded that they could be eligible for extra payments over the October holidays to cover the cost of meals for their children.
A tourism initiative that aims to put “communities first, visitors second” is looking to expand after seeing success in Thurso and beyond.
Workers developing projects that will see miles of subsea cables connecting into Caithness will be based at a new Highland hub in Inverness.
Quoybrae - Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 457 weaned calves and store cattle.
