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The review has allocated £11.5m for the new bridge project.

A prominent Scottish business leader has called for passenger services from Wick airport to be guaranteed for at least 10 years.

No part of the Highlands will be safe from industrialisation if massive new power lines go ahead, people in south-east Caithness have been told.

“Mega” pylons passing through south-east Caithness would be almost three times as tall as the area's most prominent building, Dunbeath Castle.

As many as 27 Highland schools could remain open during next week’s strike action by non-teaching staff.

Saturday's 57-8 hiding at the hands of Ellon leaves Caithness pointless, second from bottom in the north conference of Caley League Division One.

Coach Derek Shearer is urging Wick Academy under-18s to show a more ruthless streak following their 5-3 defeat to Clachnacuddin at Bught Park.

Dounreay Fly Fishing Association members completed their 2023 competitions at the weekend with the annual foray to Loch Caluim.

Scott Davidson will be in charge of Thurso as they take on Fort William at the Dammies, with the Vikings looking to get off the bottom of the table.

A driver was clocked by police in Caithness at 105mph – described by a sheriff as "a grossly excessive" speed.

A Thurso woman has admitted leaving her dog alone without food and water for three days.

It was revealed last night that some north schools will close for three days next week.

A Scrabster woman embezzled more than £25,000 from the local community association she chaired.

A north coast shopkeeper who served the community his whole life has been given a well-deserved send-off after his retirement earlier this year.

Passengers travelling by train on north Highland routes will be hit delays this morning with heavy rain forecast across the north-west of Scotland.

Parents have been told that schools will be closed to pupils for three days next week as non-teaching staff take strike action over pay.

Two businesses were recognised for their contribution to the north Highlands at the Caithness Chamber of Commerce’s 49th annual dinner.

UHI staff have overwhelmingly backed industrial action in a row over £4 million of cuts and job losses planned at the institution.

Campaigners calling for a rethink of the Balmore closure plan have claimed "no thought" was given to the geographical location of the animal centre.

A team from Reay comprising Tom Ross, Gregor Munro, Brent Munro and Michael Smith competed in the prestigious Northern Counties Championship.