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Caithness campaigner Iain Gregory has warned of the "vast" cost that will be involved in getting local roads back to the standard of a decade ago.

There were wide power cuts reported in parts of Sutherland, with further incidents reported to the south of Inverness and south of Aviemore.

Police Scotland reported on the success of a recent UK-wide initiative to target drug dealers who exploit vulnerable young people by cuckooing

Ethan Kevill knows the road towards first-team recognition at Ross County is long and winding – and strewn with hazards.

Sentence has been deferred on a young Caithness man who brandished a hammer at a train driver.

An Aberdeenshire apprentice was racially abused before getting into a fight during a night-out in Thurso, a court has been told.

Power outages are being reported in Dunnet and elsewhere in Caithness as Storm Babet is affecting power supplies across the Highlands.

Some damage was caused to building in Caithness on Thursday due to gusty winds but the fear is that "worse is to come" on Friday and Saturday.

Two musicians will be performing in Sutherland and Caithness as they approach the end of a fundraising bike ride from Land's End to John O’Groats.

Far north MP Jamie Stone says he is greatly concerned that floods could have a detrimental effect on Scotland's important seed potato stock.

A motorist ended up on the wrong side of the law after being caught up in an outbreak of road rage in Wick.

People are being urged not to travel within or to areas covered by a red 'danger to life' warning, and have advised caution in amber and yellow areas.

Police are appealing for information after a vehicle was found with accident damage on the B870 Calder road at Achscrabster Quarry junction.

A Caithness policeman has confirmed that he is to contest a charge of assault while on duty.

The Met Office updated its forecast on Storm Babet and extended warnings until the end of Saturday to cater for ongoing rain across eastern Scotland.

Wick man Steven Bruce has been fined £400 after being caught driving his car while uninsured.

Pedestrians were forced to make diversions around rotting fish and splattered innards on Wick Bridge yesterday.

Halkirk United continued their strong start to the season in the North Caledonian League when they beat Golspie 2-1 at Morrison Park on Wednesday.

A Caithness charity that supports young carers in the county has received a funding boost to help it runs its minibus service.

Scrabster Harbour Trust has welcomed the latest breakthrough for the planned Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm off the north coast of Caithness.