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Could a stone carving in Massachusetts record the travels of a medieval knight with Caithness connections? A book by David Goudsward investigates.
A Highland councillor and numerous local bird enthusiasts have united to condemn the 'wanton destruction' of an osprey nest.
Cyber security expert Dr Keith Nicholson has shown he is not resting on his laurels with another potential award to add to his collection.
Road users on the A9 are being urged to refresh their speed limit knowledge in advance of the new average speed camera system going live.
A Wick schoolteacher is 'on cloud nine' after helping save an exhausted goldcrest – Britain's smallest bird.
Vandal Rising tells the 'uplifting and inspiring story' of Wick rapper Ebo McDowall.
The massive week-long operation to find the little dog involved stalkers, quad bikes, drones and volunteers from miles around including Caithness.
Caithness councillors have launched a campaign against proposed boundary changes they call a 'threat to democracy'.
Could global warming be leading to the influx of different species to Caithness or is it just a load of croc?
A fantasy map has been created by a Caithness-based organisation to help promote the Iron Age towers abundant throughout the county.
A scientist based at Glasgow Caledonian University says a super algae she is working with could 'greatly benefit' the rural residents of Caithness.
A series of "independence" walks are taking place across Scotland to promote a Digital Covenant and two of the walkers passed through Wick yesterday.
North politicians and local councillors were united in condemnation of an email sent by a TSB boss outlining the reasons for closing the Wick branch.
A new whisky micro-distillery set to open in John O’Groats in 2021 has drawn inspiration from a legendary character who lent his name to the village.
A 16-year-old male has been charged and reported for a theft of tools from the Premier Inn building site in Thurso.
It may seem like a cute animal video at first glimpse but a seal caught on film near the Mey coastline harbours a sinister story of plastic pollution.
An ambitious Scrabster couple have just received planning permission to build a microbrewery at Thurso Business Park.
The imminent closure of the TSB branch in Wick 'stinks to high heaven' according the one local politician, as momentum gathered to fight the decision.
A mobile unit is to visit Wick four days a week as a temporary measure following the closure of the town's last remaining post office branch.
In a statement from its press office this afternoon, TSB announced its intention to close the Wick High Street branch as part of a three-year strategy
