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A Thurso man who verbally abused his partner for almost a year has been given a chance to address his problem behaviour.
Some strange-looking vehicles that popped through Thurso on a charity run had one local man reaching for his camera.
Offshore wind companies say a new agreement with the University of Highlands and Islands demonstrates their firm commitment to skills development.
A helpful and welcoming motorhome and campervan guidance booklet has been produced to help visitors enjoy the Highlands responsibly.
The Scottish Government's School Clothing Grant has so far provided £469,000 to support 4333 school children in the Highlands.
Peter Martin and his sheepdog Daisy secured two wins out of a possible three at the latest set of sheepdog trials to be held in the county.
Caithness Foodbank is now a standalone charity, having been supported by Blythswood Care since starting up in 2013.
A Highland test pilot flew billionaire Sir Richard Branson to the edge of space in a momentous flight on Sunday.
Concern has been expressed about Network Rail incorrectly naming a bridge in Thurso as Jumperbank instead of Juniper Bank.
A Caithness community garden and growing project has received a £52,000 boost from the National Lottery, with a harbour scheme also benefiting.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Rev Lyall Rennie
The Trinkie Heritage Preservation Group have been awarded nearly £20,000 from the Beatrice Partnership Fund for essential repairs at the outdoor pool.
A driver was breathalysed positive “the morning after the night before”, Wick Sheriff Court heard on Tuesday.
After a recent sighting in Thurso, an unusual visitor to Caithness has now been seen in the back garden of a Wick property.
North MP, Jamie Stone, has describes cut of £4 billion in international aid as "despicably cruel" and "thoroughly unpatriotic."
A man who kicked up a disturbance in a police station had "drunk himself into oblivion", Wick Sheriff Court heard on Tuesday.
Voters who want to take part in the forthcoming by-election in the Wick and east Caithness ward have less than two weeks to register.
Resilience and inspiration set a good example for a new generation at the Highland Business Women Awards
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon today confirmed the move – however there would be a number of changes to what had previously been announced.
There were at least 28 positive Covid tests in Caithness, and 18 in Sutherland, in the latest seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
