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Questus mixes mystical elements from Caithness' past, the Knights Templar along with a global conspiracy and is being developed into a computer game.
Highlands and Islands MSP, Edward Mountain has called out rewilding charities over their campaign to reintroduce the Eurasian Lynx to the Highlands.
The dress rehearsal for Thurso Players latest production on Monday night revealed Ladies' Day to be the must see performance of the year so far.
Police Scotland has just released a statement after this morning's road crash on the B874 near Halkirk.
Emergency services are in attendance at a the scene of a road crash on the B874 near Thurso which occurred at 7am today (April 25).
A marmalade coloured train arrived at Wick and brought out several trainspotters who knew all about the specialist work it was undertaking.
The John O'Groats Trail is getting maximum publicity with this week's broadcast of the BBC's Landward show on Thursday (April 27) at 8.30pm.
A cyber security specialist who retrained after retiring from a 37-year career in the civil service has been nominated for a prestigious award.
Caithness Pony Club held a successful two-day Easter camp at the indoor riding school in Halkirk.
Wick High School, along with two other Highland schools, has engaged in a charter programme support LGBTQ+ inclusivity for staff and pupils.
A landmark review has been launched into how archaeological finds are processed in Scotland.
Drivers in Caithness have been warned that today's UK-wide ‘Armageddon alert’ could have serious consequences if it distracts them on the roads.
The all-new Midsummer Carnival in Thurso planned for June 23 will mark the summer solstice with up to 40 traders and an array of performers.
The Balmore Scottish SPCA home is looking to give Staffy crosses Pablo and Keela a loving new home after being in their care since Christmas Eve 2021.
Pressure at Raigmore Hospital remains high with significant numbers of patients having been admitted over the past few days and very few discharged.
Caithness Family History Society held a very successful launch at the Nethercliffe Hotel in Wick last Saturday for a book on local WWI casualties.
A Scrabster mum wants to make local dog owners aware of crooks operating in the area trying to snatch pets after a frightening incident on Tuesday.
People living in Caithness have been warned about potential scams by those seeking to exploit the Emergency Alert System test on Sunday.
An archaeological dig is underway at Sarclet to find the remains of a 15th century tower and an open day for visitors is planned.
Self-Harm Network Scotland has launched a new online self-harm support service for Caithness residents aged 12+
