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A couple who died in a crash on the A9 at Achavanich this week have been named locally as Paddy Davidson, from Garve, and Hazel Allan, from Thurso.
An offshore wind power partnership which is developing a wind farm off the coast of Caithness has appointed a new managing director.
A new north coast exhibition in honour of a man who rediscovered a plant once thought extinct in Britain opens on Friday.
A knife with a mysterious name etched into it started a search that led to a fascinating World War I story, as Matthew Dever reports
Two new buggies and a container to store them have been purchased by a community-owned golf club to help golfers with mobility issues.
Thurso West Church of Scotland will open its doors to provide a "warm space" site for those struggling to keep their home warm this winter.
A vaccination clinic due to take place in Canisbay on December 14 has been cancelled, NHS Highland is reminding patients.
Scouts in Wick raised £365 at a Christmas fair where the children got to meet Santa himself!
Teachers in Caithness were among thousands across Scotland who joined picket lines on Thursday morning as schools were closed.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 1418 prime, store, breeding and feeding sheep.
Postal workers began further strike action on Thursday morning after Royal Mail tabled what it said was its "final offer".
Children at Melvich Primary and ELC collected 93 boxes for the Blythswood Shoebox Appeal, which distributes the gifts and essentials around the world.
Up to 1300 supply chain jobs could be created during the construction of a pioneering wind farm off the Caithness coast.
A quiet route aimed at encouraging active travel between Wick and Thurso is being planned by HiTrans and Highland Council.
Age Scotland has called on energy suppliers to improve their service to older people after a damning Ofgem report.
Members of the Royal British Legion Scotland gathered at the Skitten airfield memorial to mark the 80th anniversary of an ill-fated wartime mission.
Support for business is still not long-lasting enough, according to a Caithness business leader.
A drop-in work day will take place at Newtonhill in Wick this weekend.
Wick marina saw its busiest year since installation in 2009 with 350 visiting vessels as well as an upturn in local vessels using the facility.
The success of the North Coast Visitor Centre during its first year of operation has been cemented by a four-star award from VisitScotland.
