A Brora filmmaker captured a 'once in a lifetime' video clip of a strange sight he witnessed while travelling to Orkney on the Scrabster ferry.
At the Swartigill Dig Open Day archaeologists showed off their many finds including jewellery and a construction that could be an early form of fridge
Pupils in schools across Caithness and Sutherland are being offered a week of online learning to celebrate wildlife and biodiversity.
After last week's article about people seen clambering over walls at the Castle of Old Wick, videos have been shared of another climber in action.
Colourful textile banners made by women from across the far north will be on display in the Strathpeffer Pavilion later this month.
David Bunting, 59, from Bradford who had been reported missing in the Golspie area has been traced safely.
A locally-made sculpted wooden head has gone missing from an Iron Age broch near the Caithness Ord and a reward for information has been posted.
Police in Alness are looking to find David Bunting (59) who has been reported missing from the Bradford area.
The latest biodiversity indicator shows that overall numbers of waterbirds were seven per cent lower in 2018/19 than when counting started.
An image taken by a Wick man of two people clambering up the walls of an ancient castle led to many scornful remarks from local people.
Read about how poor Luna the cat was saved by staff at the Caithness and Sutherland SSPCA centre and found her forever home.
After reports of thunderstorms around the Wick area last night the Met Office has issued another Yellow Warning for Caithness and Sutherland.
World Suicide Prevention Day will be marked on Friday (Sept 10) with this year's theme being ‘Creating Hope Through Action’.
Warm weather is returning to Sutherland with a 'mini heatwave' predicted for today and tomorrow but this can spell danger for dogs left in hot cars.
The community dig at Swartigill on the Thrumster Estate is under way again and Sutherland volunteers can help uncover this unique Iron Age structure.
New legislation came into force from September 1 which will affect people who run certain activities in Sutherland concerned with animals.
A Lybster-based art studio has been devising 'a host of imaginative ways' to help to improve the mental health and wellbeing of Caithness residents.
Saturday morning's funeral of a legendary Lybster fishing skipper who recently passed away was both touching and a very fitting tribute to his life.
Far North MP Jamie Stone has praised local Citizens Advice advisors for providing essential support to people across the Highlands during the pandemic
Caithness police officers have used a Naloxone nasal spray to help save a life after receiving training back in June, it has been revealed.