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Acts of vandalism have taken place around the harbour area of Castletown.
Three local Kuk Sool Won students – Fraser Martin, Ellis Macdonald and Markus Pinzariu – have been praised by their instructor after being promoted.
Summer visitors are being asked to respect Scotland’s reservoirs and behave responsibly around them during the holiday period.
Specialist battery manufacturer AMTE Power of Caithness has announced a globe-spanning agreement to begin production in Australia
Halkirk United and Thurso will begin their respective campaigns in the 2021/22 North Caledonian League with a midweek derby at Morrison Park.
PICTURES: Pupils and staff at Wick's Noss Primary School have been praised for the way they responded to the pandemic over the past academic year.
A team of Dounreay graduates joined forces to come up with a virtual way of delivering work experience to young people.
Holyrood Notebook by Ariane Burgess
Chamber Comment by Trudy Morris
Bathing costume advice for women in 1921, Mum and children flee burning house in 1971 and Plea to keep Pulteney House in the public sector in 1996
People in the Highlands are being urged to support the tourism industry by enjoying days out in the region as part of a new VisitScotland campaign.
It may seem like stating the obvious, but a Scottish animal welfare charity reiterates its annual summer message – never leave your dog in a hot car.
Staff at a popular Highland forest were left feeling intimidated by the aggressive and environmentally damaging actions of a group of dirty campers.
A disused gate lodge on the outskirts of Castletown could be transformed into holiday accommodation.
A garden shed can be much more than a humdrum wooden erection – for a Halkirk woman it's an award-winning outdoor office.
After a break of over a year the Caithness Riding for the Disabled (RDA) Group was able to get back into action before the summer holiday break.
Concerns have emerged in Thurso over slow response times when calls are made to the police non-emergency number 101.
Fuelled by peanut butter, Jamie Ramsay – dubbed Scotland's Forrest Gump – arrived in Caithness today as part of his nuttiest challenge to date.
An ocean advocate on a charity trip around the coast talked of her shock discovery of an entangled humpback whale calf found dead near Lybster.
A man who brutally stabbed his mum as she sat watching TV has been sentenced to 19 months in prison.
