A vaccination clinic scheduled to take place in Wick tomorrow has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions.
Far North MP Jamie Stone has told parliament that only jobs can stop the "curse of the Highlands" – that of depopulation.
Parasportsperson of the Year, nine-year-old Pebbles Sawyer, received her trophies after winning the title at the Caithness Sports Council awards.
Members of the Caithness branch of the ENABLE Scotland charity got together for a Christmas party and fun games at Thurso's Royal British Legion.
A Covid and flu vaccination clinic scheduled for today (Tuesday, December 13) in Thurso has been cancelled due to the weather conditions.
Pupils at Crossroads Primary School have received their latest royal Christmas cake – from the reigning monarch, King Charles.
World Cup fever reached the far north last week when former Scotland captain Colin Hendry paid a visit to football-mad youngsters in Thurso.
Members at the December meeting of Latheron SWI were given a demonstration of pyrography.
Age Scotland is asking people to check on their older friends, neighbours and relatives as sub-zero temperatures are expected to continue next week.
Caithness Heart Support Group received an early Christmas present at its annual festive coffee morning at the Norseman Hotel, Wick.
With the first signs of real winter weather, mountain safety organisations are urging people heading for the hills to "ThinkWINTER".
A decision by Highland councillors not to object to an offshore wind farm near Dounreay could pave the way for big investment in the far north.
Wick John O'Groats Airport will operate as normal during industrial action scheduled for later this month.
Astronomers and enthusiasts in Thurso were delighted to enjoy clear skies for a public observing session in the town.
A robot designed with help from Dounreay to safely inspect hazardous environments has been listed in Time magazine’s top 200 innovations of 2022.
Thurso was a hive of activity on Saturday as the town's annual Christmas Fun Day drew people in for some festive cheer.
The developers behind a proposed 2GW offshore wind farm with up to 150 turbines in the Moray Firth are refining designs after feedback.
Youngsters from Reay Beaver Scouts celebrated St Andrew's Day with an open meeting where parents and families came along to see what Beavers do.
Highland Council has welcomed the sentencing of two men over cruelty to animals which led to the deaths of more than 2000 hens at a Caithness farm.
People in Caithness are being given an opportunity to vote on how the police should distribute £32,000 to local groups.