North MP Jamie Stone has welcomed a breakthrough for millions of women seeking justice over pensions and emphasised that "the fight is not over".
The John O'Groat Journal was given special access to a protest by Greenpeace activists as they set out from Wick harbour to the Beatrice wind farm.
Bilbster Mains hosted the fifth and sixth rounds of the Caithness Autocross Club season, with Gary Elder setting the fastest time on both days.
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Organisers of Thurso's first town market say it was "fantastic" to see the positive effect it had as plans are made for further events.
Jamie Stone has urged the Scottish Government to "get a grip" and play its part in averting a one-day strike at Highlands and Islands airports.
Learners at Bower and Keiss have been praised for their "resilience and enthusiasm" during the course of an unprecedented school year.
There is less than a week left for people to register to vote or apply for a postal vote in the forthcoming local authority election.
NINETY-eight new positive tests for Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland area in the past day.
David McCarthy was a clear winner in Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial, storming round in 22 min 9 sec at an average speed of 27.1 mph.
One of the quickest Dounreay Fly Fishing Association competition weigh-ins on record took place following the club’s Early Bird event on Loch Watten.
The University of the Highlands and Islands has been rated positively for its response to Covid-19 in a UK-wide survey of students
A call has gone out for creative Highlanders, asking whether they want their own 'makerspace' to get creative.
Highland MSP Rhoda Grant has described her tour of some of the most badly damaged roads in Caithness as a "shake, rattle and roll" experience.
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The committee behind restoration plans at the Trinkie are delighted that work has already started at the popular outdoor pool in Wick.
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Road campaigners claim there is growing support for the idea of Caithness going it alone because the county has been "abandoned and ignored".
Wick Academy will take on Caledonian Thistle U20s tonight on the all-weather pitch at Dingwall ahead of Saturday's Highland League season opener.
A council candidate says the pothole problems that have come to the fore in Caithness prove that the county "does not get its fair share".