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Dunnet Bay Distillers' company mascot Mr Mackintosh is doing his bit to help the Scottish SPCA through an artists’ edition label of Rock Rose Gin.
The far north looks set to play a major part of Scottish Government plans to ramp up offshore wind power generation by 2030.
RB Leipster continued their 100 per cent start to the campaign in the Caithness 7s League with a good win against Halkirk.
Police in the Highlands have warned that any Bonfire Night behaviour that puts communities or emergency services at risk will not be tolerated.
Wick-born Elizabeth Christina McDonald celebrated her 100th birthday on Friday at her home in Edinburgh.
WICK VOICES: An update on the Wick Society's online oral history project by Doreen Leith
Any request for a Covid-19 home testing kit is a "useless exercise" across large swathes of the Highlands and Islands, a north Labour MSP has found.
Maree Todd says the Scottish Child Payment – due to open for applications next Monday – will be a “game-changer” in the fight against child poverty.
Gary Manson says there is "light at the end of the tunnel" with the likelihood that Wick Academy can return to playing by the end of this month.
Wick's Wetherspoon pub, the Alexander Bain in Market Square, has earned a place in the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guidebook.
Caithness councillors have released a joint statement after a woman's body was discovered in Wick on Sunday.
A car crash in Caithness closed the south-bound lane of the A9 road on Tuesday.
There have been 12 additional confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.
More than 30 shipping containers remain unaccounted for after they were lost from a vessel in the Pentland Firth in stormy conditions at the weekend.
A Lyth animal rights activist and stable owner wants to raise awareness of how pets and countryside creatures are affected by fireworks.
Young people in the Highlands will benefit from Scotland-wide funding of £15 million to respond to mental health issues.
A public consultation has been launched to seek local views on a new draft strategy for the peatlands of Caithness and Sutherland.
Adult learners in the Highlands are to benefit from a scheme aimed at getting digitally excluded people online.
Ewan McElroy felt Halkirk United were unlucky not to grab a point at Invergordon after they battled back from being three goals down at the break.
Two Caithness care homes have each created a visiting suite that will allow residents spend time with their loved ones indoors.
