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Two males have been charged in relation to the theft of a mountain bike in Thurso last week, police have said.
A new motor attraction is set to be opened in Caithness this weekend after one man's vision was turned into a reality.
The first of a series of events aimed at helping the local community in Caithness understand what support is available takes place later this month.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has called for the Prime Minister and Chancellor to resign after it emerged they would be fined over lockdown parties.
People who take regular medication are being reminded to check their prescriptions ahead of the Easter weekend.
An inspection of historic properties across Scotland which includes the Castle of Old Wick is getting under way.
Scotland’s premier surfing tournament, the Scottish National Surfing Championships, returns to Thurso this week.
Rosie Florence, a primary 3 pupil at Keiss, cut the ribbon to officially open the school's new play area and polycrub.
School children in Lybster have really stepped up to help children fleeing the war in Ukraine.
The winter season has seen a range of activities for the Thurso Camera Club, not least a trip to Whaligoe Steps near Lybster.
Youth hostels on the North Coast 500 and elsewhere in the Highlands are proving popular with travellers now that the facilities are fully open again.
Reay Golf Club is bringing back its free 'come and try' golf sessions, which it says have been successful in attracting new golfers to the sport.
A newly developed robot has been used to survey an inaccessible duct at the Dounreay complex in Caithness.
Businesses in the north Highlands were given a chance to hear about upcoming opportunities in the space sector at a breakfast meeting this week.
A Caithness woman who ran more than 100 miles to highlight the distance people need to travel for health care has handed over a cheque.
A sports writer for Highland News and Media, which publishes the Groat, is featured in a new edition of a magazine produced in the far north.
The Crofting Commission is reminding crofters that they must return their crofting census by Thursday this week.
MP Jamie Stone has hit back at Scotland's health secretary for dismissing his invitation to make the trip from Caithness to Raigmore as "tokenistic".
Hillgoers are being warned of a "deadly skating rink" in the mountains as experts say winter conditions are still prevalent in the mountains.
Pupils at Miller Academy Primary and ELC in Thurso celebrated Red Nose Day in style on Friday.
