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A champion tractor driver from Mey talked of his pride in representing Scotland at a major world ploughing competition in Latvia.
Two musicians will be performing in Sutherland and Caithness as they approach the end of a fundraising bike ride from Land's End to John O’Groats.
A section of the A9 next to the Causewaymire Wind Farm is closed off after a serious accident involving a car and a lorry this afternoon.
When a drum filled with bags of powder was found on Dunnet beach in January speculation was rife that it could be toxic waste or illicit drugs.
SSEN Transmission has set out its network development plan including a controversial overhead power line with "mega pylons" from Spittal to Beauly.
Vulnerable people in Sutherland have been urged not to miss out on £150 worth of help for their energy bills.
A Barrock woman sent photographs taken during a walk on Dunnet beach yesterday as the sea and sand were tainted with a mysterious blood-red substance.
Members of Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club turned out in great numbers for a special memorial run on Sunday.
A 90-year-old retired vicar seems likely to beat Martin Harvey's record breaking Land's End to John O'Groats cycle run last year.
Scotland’s Makar, poet Kathleen Jamie, will embark on a national tour of Scotland’s libraries and will be at Bettyhill on October 5.
Read the fascinating story of how experiments were carried out during WWII with bouncing bombs that may still lie in the waters of Sinclair's Bay.
Highland Council has launched a grant fund to help unemployed residents, who require longer-term, more intensive support, get into work.
An in-house school counselling service is working to support the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people across Sutherland.
German tourists who found what they believed could be a human leg bone on Dunnet beach last week talk about their grim discovery.
Sutherland artists are invited to apply for bursaries of up to £750 for their creative development.
What appears to be a human leg bone was discovered by visitors to Dunnet beach and police investigations continue
Highland Council invites Sutherland community groups to apply for a share of the 2023/24 allocation of the Nature Restoration Fund.
Sutherland drivers are being urged to brush up on their understanding of seatbelt laws to avoid facing hefty financial penalties.
A conservation programme announced that it is looking for 14 young people aged 16 to 25 to join its Species on the Edge Youth Panel
The national roll-out of life-saving Naloxone to Police Scotland’s operational officers, trialled in Caithness, has been officially completed.
