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The family of Kevin Mcleod say they are being "left in the dark" over review into his death.

The JD Wetherspoon pub in Wick, which has been put up for sale, has attracted interest.

Dorcas Sinclair was shocked when she found a drug ampoule on Dunnet beach.

Over £5000 was raised for a cancer charity by four Castletown girls who held a coffee morning in the village at the weekend.

Efforts are under way to reduce the number of people from Caithness travelling to Inverness for specialist dental appointments.

Did council's "overinflated figures" for running costs lead to the closure of village's public toilets?

Wick High School pupil Natasha Fraser has presented a cheque for £250 to the Thurso Cancer Research UK shop.

This scale model of a WW2 era bomber was recently given to Wick airport as a tribute to the crew who died on Scaraben East in 1941.

Several people from north Sutherland and beyond took part in WDC training session at North West Sutherland Forest Trust’s log cabin.

A group of concerned parents gathered with local children to protest about the "deteriorating state" of Green Road play park in Wick.

A Caithness minister will have a zip in his step as he prepares for his latest fundraising venture.

Killer whales provided a unforgettable spectacle off the north coast of Caithness at the weekend.

The John O’Groats Book Festival is only in its second year but is already developing its own distinctive character, according to the guest authors.

The Wick Society’s historic fishing boat Isabella Fortuna has been given a national accolade as a regional flagship.

Young people aged 16 and 17 should have the right to vote, far north MP Jamie Stone has said.

This Highland Teeswater lamb carries a very big "X" across her head – reminiscent of the national flag of Scotland.

A community payback officer talked at a recent meeting about what offenders can give back to their local area.

A THURSO based organisation has secured a huge financial boost with a government grant.

A major development at Wick harbour could result in a heavy lift and decommissioning quay, a breakwater and a deepened basin at Shaltigoe.

An armed, hooded robber - his head wrapped in toilet paper - absconded booty-free after he was challenged by a Pulteneytown cashier.