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The family of Kevin Mcleod is having "an anxious wait" for the findings of two separate investigations into his death.

A Wick hairdresser has proven she is a cut above the rest with a recent award.

A Thurso mum is set to abseil down Dunrobin Castle in aid of sick kids after her own daughter’s difficult start in life.

Primary pupils in the far north played their part in celebrations to mark the centenary of the final World War I journey of the Jellicoe Express.

Eye-catching graphics revealing the rich archaeological landscape of Caithness have been proving a big hit on social media.

Plans for town centre regeneration in Wick have taken another step forward with the announcement of two meetings.

The former Hillhead Primary School in Wick is being demolished after being sold by Highland Council to John Gunn & Sons.

Angus Mackay has brought a new perspective to his work as a photographer by acquiring a drone and gaining his PfCO.

A new community market is set to take place this Saturday at Thurso's Royal British Legion will a wide range of goods on sale.

Urgent action must be taken on the "toxic culture of bullying" in NHS Highland, MSP David Stewart said after the publication of the Sturrock review.

Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has voiced his anger after the UK Government refused a debate on bank closures.

Twenty-two per cent of operations were cancelled at NHS Highland hospitals in March, according to statistics which have just been released.

Highland MSP Edward Mountain praised the work of Highland midwives during a Holyrood debate marking the International Day of the Midwife.

Pupils from Wick High School were involved in an exciting project to design a business card for Far North Aviation.

David G Scott was invited to spend the night at the Granary Lodge, the luxurious new bed-and-breakfast development at the Castle of Mey.

A team of performers from Thurso High School are delighted to have secured a place in next month’s Scottish final of the Rock Challenge.

The approval of a multimillion-pound health and social care redesign plan for Caithness has been described as "a significant step forward".

Jane Foster snapped up Thurso Camera Club’s photographer of the year award at the end of a busy programme of activities over the 2018/19 session.

The sale of the Francis Street Club in Wick, which ceased trading in January, is "the best option" for the creditors.

North MP Jamie Stone is among those urging the UK Government to reform the way public money is allocated to renewable energy projects.