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New rules on fireworks will be in place this year to limit the effects on people and pets who fear them.
The Highland Council reminds Caithness residents that its winter gritting programme has started and will continue until April 14, 2022.
A team of seven council access rangers will continue to patrol and carry out countryside, core path and visitor preparation works throughout winter.
Police officers attended the scene of car crash last night involving a Mercedes car close to Warth Hill on the A99 near John O'Groats.
A Lyth-based model and Peta representative wants to spread awareness of the purple poppy that can be worn in memory of animals that served during wars
The owners of a Wick hotel paid tribute to their staff with a special celebration last week.
A Thurso-based drama group is preparing for a musical revue with a 'fantastic selection of songs' to suit all ages.
As temperatures dip, High Life Highland’s Countryside Rangers will be offering online talks for people to learn about nature.
High Life Highland has welcomed back scores of parents and their young children to libraries for the return of Bookbug.
A man has been arrested and charged after an alleged police assault in Thurso on Friday afternoon (October 29).
Police Scotland has issued an update on the "unexplained" death of a 36-year-old man in Thurso on Friday (October 29).
Tonight sees the culmination of several years of hard work for over 50 artists, including one from Thurso, with a charity lighthouse auction.
A charity with a base in Scrabster thinks its new calendar for 2022 will sail off the shelves.
A Bower man has been awarded with the honorary title of Explorer of the Year 2021 after after 17 years of remote travel and exploration.
A Caithness-based archaeological organisation is incensed by the latest act of fly-tipping to occur near the site of a broch it restored.
A Caithness-based archaeological organisation is incensed by the latest act of fly-tipping to occur near the site of a broch it restored.
A family-owned Caithness company and one of its employees are celebrating success with a prestigious business award.
Many Caithness residents will be affected by the announcement that two more energy firms, Pure Planet and Colorado Energy, have ceased trading.
Lybster community toilets have finally opened their doors to the public after a period of closure in which they had fallen into serious disrepair.
Conditions on the ground were "greasy" for a popular agricultural event held last Saturday at Achunabust Farm near Reay.
