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A cyclist is hoping to achieve a Land's End to John O'Groats with return leg known as a Lejogle.
The public turned out in sizeable numbers for the annual Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club rally at John O'Groats on Sunday.
A new production honouring one of Scotland's most beloved national treasures, Billy Connolly, is heading to Lyth Arts Centre next week.
The owner of the lighthouse keeper's cottages at Dunnet Head said she was delighted to host another television production crew last week.
Police Scotland is rolling out a scheme aimed at ensuring officers are better equipped to find missing children and young people earlier.
Britain's most northern speed camera, a mobile unit near Thurso, has been revealed along with 500 others operating in Scotland.
Two Reay sisters involved in various community projects in their area are seeking funding to create a special garden for local children.
Sunny Sunday afternoon provided perfect conditions for the north coast launch of a conservation programme at Dunnet Community Forest.
A German vehicle rally arrived at John O'Groats but none of the drivers had heard of the iconic British location before.
Current Waterstones Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho is this week visiting pupils at Dornoch Academy and Mount Pleasant Primary School.
Drivers could even face disqualification and serious penalties for smoking behind the wheel, swearing, and driving with pets.
A collapsed road sign on the A99 at Reiss has finally been put back up after pressure from a Wick and East Caithness councillor.
The couple who own a Thurso building that saw tons of sandstone blocks fall from its roof say they are devastated - but grateful that no one was hurt.
A new Youth Arts Open Fund has been launched with £460k available to support disadvantaged children and young people.
A Far North animal rights activist calls for the Royal Guards to ditch their iconic bearskin hats in favour of cruelty free versions.
A Thurso councillor sent out thanks to all who helped make the area safe after the parapet of a building in the town centre collapsed on Monday.
Dangerous masonry is being removed from a building in Thurso after huge stone blocks fell from its roof in the early hours of Monday.
After tons of masonry fell from a building in Thurso today, Jamie Stone commented on it as a symbol of town centre decline.
A police cordon has been set up around Traill Street in Thurso after tons of sandstone blocks fell from the parapet of a building.
It comes amid calls to reintroduce the Eurasian Lynx to the Highlands after half a millenium of extinction.
