CASWA is marking its 20th anniversary by highlighting its work in support of women, children and young people who have ...

Owners and staff at the family-run convenience store D&M Fraser in Thurso have entered 2025 with a “renewed buzz” after ...

The public can discuss the case for fair maternity healthcare in Caithness at special human rights events in Wick and Thurso.

Chloe Mackenzie (16) was a treble winner in Caithness Badminton Association’s open championships, held at the East Caithness ...

Halkirk United manager Ewan McElroy says all the teams in contention for the North Caley title face difficult tests before ...

Tracey Howe, a retired professor from Glasgow, who is a quarter way through her challenge, is giving out 5,000 crochet hearts ...

Branded ‘Scotland’s festival of light’, the annual Spectra event last year attracted more than 100,000 visitors.

Numerous local reports were received by the Groat of a bright comet seen over Caithness that glowed green and white and left ...

The high level of support provided to breastfeeding mothers in the Highlands has been recognised with a gold award.

A special commemorative bench in Thurso has been brought back to good functional order thanks to dedicated volunteers from a local heritage group.

The loss of many shops and services from high streets has left many Highland residents “feeling abandoned”, according to far north MP Jamie Stone.

A man whose dog attacked a deer while being used to hunt hares at a Caithness cemetery has become the first to be convicted under new hunting laws.