An appeal has gone out for film clips from Mey Highland Games of the past following the decision to postpone the event for a second successive year.
Charity worker Karen Haden-Homer was “shocked and disgusted” to find that someone had used a historic Caithness castle as a makeshift toilet.
A massive UK-led multinational ‘war games’ exercise will hit Scotland’s north-west coasts next week.
Conservative candidate Struan Mackie has hit out at the "disgraceful" number of assaults on health service staff during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A group of Keiss residents who have been picking up masses of roadside litter say they have been heartened by the response from other local people.
Pentland Firth Yacht Club's new sailing season got off to a sunny start at the weekend – and there was a hat-trick of wins for Marjory Lord.
After weeks of waiting, Brora Rangers now know exactly when and where their pyramid play-off semi final against Kelty Hearts will take place.
TSB has opened a pop-up banking service in Wick – just six weeks after shutting its long-established branch in the town centre.
Bruce MacGregor, who owns MacGregor's Bar in Academy Street, looks to expand into Sutherland with a second venue set to open in Golspie.
Air traffic controllers have agreed to ease industrial action to ensure the smooth-running of Scottish parliamentary election counts.
Highland Council has warned of the "eye-watering" cost of dealing with illegal dumping after another outbreak of fly-tipping on the Caithness coast.
League Two play-offs are going ahead.
ANOTHER 11 new cases of Covid-19 have been detected across NHS Highland in the past day.
Police have praise the bravery of young victims who came forward after a Caithness man was sentenced for serious sexual offences and abuse of children
A Thurso resident pointed out an apparent anomaly in the stated speed limits around the town.
Dog walkers are being urged to help wildlife and pets by picking up litter on their regular walkies.
A homeward-bound drunk man went upstairs and fell asleep on the bathroom floor. The trouble was, Andrew Costello (49) was in the wrong house.
Golfers at Reay were treated to another weekend of beautiful weather for the Ronnie Wallace Open on Saturday and the Parry Trophy on Sunday.
Air connectivity in the far north is “absolutely critical”, Scottish Lib Dems deputy leader Alistair Carmichael declared during a visit to Caithness.
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