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Graham Finn from Dunbeath has penned his first book and his subject of fishing seems particularly appropriate for his surname.
Caesarean births in the far north have rocketed as maternity services have been cut, says Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain.
A dementia advisor working across Caithness and north Sutherland wanted give an update on her services since taking up the job in October 2022.
Funding has been awarded to help businesses in Caithness and north Sutherland diversify from traditional skills to green skills.
A pet lamb at Reiss in Caithness was looking a bit blue one morning after her owner discovered a blue box of feed stuck firmly on her head
Highland Council leader Raymond Bremner said he felt like lucky to be alive after landing up in Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
ScotRail is steaming into 2024 with scores of vacancies set to be filled as part of its biggest recruitment drive in years.
As we approach Hogmanay, Sutherland residents should understand the laws and potential fines associated with using fireworks
A new book from Dunbeath-based company Whittles includes details on the American naval base in Caithness and its significance during the Cold War.
Former North MSP Gail Ross may be out of politics now but has taken up a new voluntary position to help out the Caithness branch of Cats Protection.
A favourite little character that visits Highland gardens may be in danger without our help – an expert shares tips on how you can help the robin.
Young people are encouraged to take up the offer of routine vaccines at school – stats show a decline in vaccine uptake rates for this group.
The withdrawal of train services at a remote Caithness railway station may be due to the antics of a couple living in a cottage by the site.
Dunbeath Primary School raised £43.09 for BBC's Children in Need appeal on Friday (November 17).
Brandon McPhee from Castletown shared the incredible story of his new song and collaboration with a musician who saw Elvis Presley the night he died.
Highland PETA representative Natalie Oag explained why she wears a purple poppy for Remembrance Day.
ScotRail is advising customers that from tomorrow (Nov 12) services on the Far North Line will temporarily not call at Altnabreac station.
The dramatic rescue of a woman caught on camera be lifeboat crews in Sinclair's Bay near Wick will feature in a BBC programme next week.
When the clocks go back this weekend, drivers need to be more vigilant behind the wheel with the darker evenings and more changeable weather.
The leader of Highland Council warned that a budget shortfall of around £100M over the next three years will be 'disastrous'.
