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Police in Thurso are appealing for information regarding a theft from the Premier Inn building site on Wednesday evening.
A Caithness woman made a heartfelt plea to make Covid-19 testing easier to access in the far north after her very young grandchildren became sick.
Fury erupted on social media when an image was shared of campers using a historic monument on the NC500 route to hang their washing from.
A death of a 21-year-old in Ormlie has been called 'unexplained' by Thurso police.
Police have cordoned off an area of Macrae Street in Wick as enquiries are ongoing into the attempted murder of a 17-year-old.
A man who was passing by Caithness General Hospital in Wick claims to have found a document containing "highly sensitive medical information"
Daisy the campervan could not fail to bring a smile as she journeyed along the North Coast 500 route last week.
Ten amputee military veterans have joined forces with firefighters to ride from John O’Groats to Land’s End in support of a comrade with MND.
Newly published author with Far North connections proves dyslexia is no barrier
Wild campers "panicked" and fled in fear from an apparent attack with explosive devices on their tent pitched on Reiss beach on Tuesday night.
A young man who set off on a 1085-mile charity trek from John O'Groats on Saturday dropped by a Lyth riding stable on his way south.
A Caithness-based publishing company has released its latest book that will appeal to anyone with an interest in restoration ecology and conservation.
Caithness has had an influx of wild campers breaking lockdown rules, according to a John O'Groats business owner.
NORTH SNP MSP Gail Ross contacted police after finding herself a victim of online identity theft that left her feeling 'sick and angry'.
The shocking moment a giant crane – destined for Moray East offshore wind farm – collapses was caught in a YouTube video at the weekend.
Organisers of the Mey Highland Games have commissioned a special signature tartan to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Royal Mail has detailed temporary changes to its services because of the coronavirus crisis.
A Caithness craftswoman is helping coordinate a campaign to make medical clothing (scrubs) for the NHS during the coronavirus crisis.
A Latheronwheel mum is fighting on to have allergy care policy statutory in all schools and nurseries after her government petition was dismissed.
An organisation promoting tourism in Caithness and Sutherland is rising to the challenges the industry faces due to Covid-19.
