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Thurso High School's head girl Ashleigh Coghill and head boy Kyle Leavesley have qualified for the semi-finals of a prestigious debating competition.

Thurso Amateur Swimming Club held its club gala prize-giving at the town's Royal British Legion club after showing a high standard of competition.

Wick Academy manager Gary Manson believes his new recruit Marc Macgregor is an even better player than he was during his first spell with the club.

Highland stations could be affected if a ‘decent offer’ is not tabled within ten days

Parents and carers across Caithness are being invited to enrol their child online

Wick Academy manager Gary Manson wants his players to learn lessons from their 6-0 drubbing at the hands of Banks O' Dee at the weekend.

Emergency foster homes are needed for animals in Caithness as the Scottish SPCA warned its local centre is nearing capacity.

Burns supper celebrations in Caithness continued at the weekend as a capacity attendance turned out at Forss village hall on Saturday night.

Developers behind an offshore wind farm close to Dounreay say the project will act as a blueprint for floating wind technology across the world.

The final day of January and the first of February promise to bring potentially disruptive strong blasts of wind.

The vast majority of businesses in the Highlands have been taking action to support employees during the cost-of-living crisis, a study has found.

After yesterday's arrest of a man in connection with an alleged cannabis farm in Wick, police were seen investigating the site of the operation today.

A Wick man who shouted and argued with his partner has been ordered to carry out 85 hours of unpaid community work.

Kessock Bridge was closed for more than two hours early this morning.

Railway stations in Caithness and Sutherland are on track to have tactile paving installed this year.

An offensive young woman has heeded a sheriff's jail warning and is getting her life back on track.

Jamie Stone has warned that Highland firms face an average bill increase of almost £4500 this spring – putting many at risk.

Highland Council launches probe after she says primary pupils accessed X-rated content.

William Fraser thought he was being witty when he made phone calls to women he knew – but they didn't see anything funny about his vulgar references.

A Caithness doctor says it is "outrageous" that taxpayers could be left out of pocket by millions of pounds over the delivery of Covid and flu jabs.