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An elderly man who assaulted his wife has been given a chance to behave.
LOOKING BACK: News from the John O’Groat Journal of yesteryear
An actress from Caithness is set to appear in a new Scottish musical.
Pictures of an unusual visitor seen at a Watten birdfeeder that stands out from the flock due to pale colouring caused by a genetic mutation.
Pentland United ended High Ormlie Hotspur’s hopes of a third successive Eain Mackintosh Cup success, while Castletown beat Halkirk in the other semi.
Temporary average speed cameras that detected zero offences during a trial period last year have detected a number of speeders so far this year.
A campaign blasting back at local and national government for blaming short-term let owners for Scotland’s housing crisis today hit the Highlands.
Two players have made Caithness badminton history by being invited to join the National Pathway Programme to be part of the Scottish junior squad.
A Castletown woman who drove without insurance cover was fined £300 at Wick Sheriff Court.
Highland News and Media has stepped in to secure the future of The Shetland Times after the island title had suffered a period of uncertainty.
A dangerous driver whom a sheriff said could have killed someone has been given a chance to get to grips with unpaid work.
Listen to the discussion
The environmental issues of waste from Caithness travelling hundreds of miles to an incineration plant at Dunbar were highlighted by a Thurso man.
Mum-of-three is a prisoner in her own bedroom for over 15 hours a week hooked up to a dialysis machine while she waits for a kidney donor.
A crucial campaigning body for elderly Highlanders is facing a threat to its existence after NHS Highland axed most of its funding.
Proposals to introduce a Highland-wide restriction on holiday lets have been delayed amid concerns they could “kill off” tourism in the region.
Members of the public will be able to see for themselves why Wick River Campsite is so highly rated at a community open taking place this Sunday.
After the Scottish Government’s apology, a retired academic said it is high time a memorial should be built to address the racist Tinker Experiment.
Caithness households are being urged to submit meter readings to their energy supplier as the newly lowered Ofgem price cap comes into force.
Co-managers Ian Smith and Liam Forbes have hailed the togetherness in the Thurso Pentland squad as they keep up their push for the play-off spot.
