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Around 4.45pm today police were called to a report of a road crash involving two cars on the A99.
A cyclist went back to his roots in Thurso while undertaking a NC500 charity ride to celebrate 50 years in the saddle.
Road policing officers in the Highlands are appealing for information following a serious road crash at Occumster near Lybster yesterday afternoon.
Police in Wick are appealing for information relating to an act of vandalism to a car windscreen carried out on Saturday, August 14.
Police Scotland issued a bulletin at around 6pm today informing the public of a serious accident on the A99 at Occumster.
BBC Studios is looking for people to star in a new series and who are keen to make their home more user-friendly.
Wick's Co-op launched a new campaign urging locals to recycle plastic bags, crisp packets and food wrappings at its store.
ScotRail says it is seeking public opinion on a revised timetable that shows it is 'not proposing to make significant changes on the far north line'.
A full-time daycare service for children in Wick has passed an unannounced inspection with flying colours and received great praise from parents.
A Scrabster mum is desperate to raise funds to rebuild the neglected community play park in her village.
A Polish veteran of World War Two celebrated the centenary of his birth with a gathering of friends and family at Dunbeath on Saturday.
Highland and Islands road policing officers have been on the north coast in Caithness and Sutherland carrying out patrols as part of Operation Cedar.
Scottish Water is helping support the growing network of motorhome stopover sites being set up around the Highlands.
Caithness drivers who put others at risk by drug driving will be the focus of a campaign over the next few weeks.
The council is seeking the public’s views on the potential licensing of sexual entertainment venues in Caithness and other parts of the Highlands.
This week's release of data from National Records of Scotland for 2020 shows a very small year on year decrease in deaths by probable suicide.
Schools across Caithness welcomed pupils and staff back to classrooms today and Covid-19 safety measures are in place.
Thanks to the efforts of two volunteer groups in the town, parts of Wick have been spruced up with path work, weeding and litter picks.
Pupils returning to Wick High School after their summer break will still be following Covid protocols but with the addition of staggered break times.
Play parks, bus shelters and sports pitches are among the areas to benefit after funding was agreed for projects in Wick and Thurso.
