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An Open Industrial Convener at the Caithness County Show said the annual event continued to be a success to the local area.

Neighbours in a Thurso street were left stunned after a total of £1.95 million was handed out in a People’s Postcode Lottery bumper prize.

A new partnership between Focus North and Net Zero Nation will support organisations in Caithness and Sutherland to achieve climate change goals.

The Halkirk Highland Games 2024, a traditional and spectacular Scottish sporting event held in Caithness, will take place on Saturday, July 27.

Thurso’s reputation as a leading watersports destination will feature in a TV documentary about the history of surfing to coincide with the Olympics.

The Taste North festival and the revitalised Wick caravan and camping site are among the initiatives shortlisted in an annual tourism award scheme.

This summer saw the welcome return of the Canisbay Show following a five-year absence.

Jamie Stone, newly re-elected MP for Caithness Sutherland and Easter Ross, has sworn into the House of Commons this morning.

Caithness Rural Transport is having one of its minibuses sponsored by a wind energy company in a move that will help to cover vehicle running costs.

With love as the theme for the three-day event, it wants to stage its own version of the classic TV show.

Student Molly Thompson (18) explains why it’s important for people like her to vote in the general election tomorrow.

A local man had to stop his car on the Service Bridge in Wick to avoid a major obstruction he thinks could have wrecked his vehicle.

Thurso Players will embark on its latest production in the Mill Theatre tomorrow with its performance of The Memory of Water by Shelagh Stephenson.

Two tiny abandoned seal pups have been saved and ferried to Caithness in a dramatic 182-mile rescue.

A mega rare visitor - which holds the record as the deepest-diving seabird - has turned up in Caithness.

Rainbows flowed through the Highland capital today as hundreds flocked to the city centre to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.

The director of a Scottish anti-sectarian charity said it was “a joy” to speak to Canisbay primary pupils as part of their studies into religion.

Tartan Army piper Bob Bell has confirmed that he – and his bagpipes – emerged unscathed from the Munich mishap that became a social media sensation.

Johnny Sadler is still confident Scotland can qualify for the next stage of Euro 2024 as he heads off to join the tartan hordes in Germany.

The SNP candidate for Caithness, Sutherland and Rosshire has been taken to task for mistakenly putting up election posters on the A9 road at Dunbeath.