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The body of Lord Strathnaver was found at the bottom of 30ft cliffs at Thurso East, near the ruined 19th century Thurso Castle on September 4.

Halkirk United will take on Thurso on Wednesday as football returns following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. A minute's silence will be observed.

Caithness Cycling Club’s hill climb championship was closely fought with Colin Earnshaw taking the men’s gold medal by just two seconds.

Friends and families will come together in Lybster this weekend for a football match in memory of Stefan Sutherland and Craig Banks.

There was a victory for the home club in a new mixed rinks competition that Thurso Bowling Club hopes to be hosting for many years to come.

All schools, council offices and service points will be closed to the public on Monday, September 19.

An MS sufferer in Caithness has welcomed a decision by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) to approve a cannabis-based drug to treat the condition

After a break of two years the Wick High School’s annual prize giving ceremony returned last Thursday evening.

Scrabster is proud of its long-established links with the royal family and hopes they continue, harbour trust manager Sandy Mackie has said.

The man had more than £3000 seized by police officers in a Thurso street.

A sheriff told a dangerous driver responsible for a life-threatening road accident he was lucky to have survived.

Wick Sheriff Court heard how a woman attempted to blackmail a man over “flirty” Facebook messages they had exchanged.

North MSP Maree Todd has praised NHS Highland for taking swift action following an error over vaccine appointments for the 65-and-over age group.

Convener Bill Lobban urged people to 'come together' as that 'may help us come to terms with such a loss'

It comes as Highland Council postpones major events and committees after the death of the Queen

Businesses and organisations across the Highlands have paid tribute to the Queen following her death at Balmoral yesterday.

Chief executive Donna Manson says 'this is a period of mourning' and 'it is important that we get that right'

Highland Council Convener Bill Lobban says 'no one in history, almost, has done so much for this country over so many years'

The Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) has cancelled its awards ceremony following the death of the Queen.

The council has opened an online book of condolence.