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The Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club said it is delighted to once again hold its annual rally at John O'Groats on Sunday.
A walk at Dunnet beach to clear environmental waste this week took on a more sinister aspect as over 100 dead seabirds were counted along its length.
The new Highland Council leader, Wick and East Caithness councillor Raymond Bremner, believes the region could be a European green energy powerhouse.
Three teenagers have been apprehended by police after swastika graffiti was discovered
A Guinness World Record holding cyclist is gearing up to attempt a new record that will see her become the fastest woman to cycle the NC500.
A small band of Caithness farmers and crofters say they are determined to create a private kill facility at Keiss.
The British Hedgehog Preservation Society was founded in 1982 and was instrumental in giving the hedgehog the high profile that it now enjoys.
A local rail enthusiast snapped some pictures last night of a first-time visitor to Wick railway station in the shape of a special weedkilling train.
A football fan from Castletown is hosting a charity auction on Saturday with many items collected from a 1200-mile road trip around Scottish stadiums
Emergency services attended an address in Henrietta Street in Wick early this morning after a fire was reported there.
24.9 per cent of householders in Highland have yet to fulfil their legal responsibility and submit their return or face prosecution.
National Records of Scotland said the estimated 700,000 remaining have just one week left to fill in their return or face the consequences.
The Office for Nuclear Regulation issued a statement after yesterday's toxic incident at Dounreay saying the site owners 'responded appropriately'.
A leak of caustic material at the Dounreay nuclear facility last night was contained and environmental impact, if any, is regarded to be minimal.
At around 4.50pm yesterday (April 14) two cars were involved in a collision at a crossroads in Watten.
A Lyth Arts Centre event saw a giant cat and its pursuer bring delight across Caithness at the weekend.
A new project will create an embroidered tapestry that captures the Spirit of the Highlands and Islands.
A new call has been put out highlighting a legal loophole, where cyclists can still legally use mobiles while in the saddle.
Big Garden Birdwatch is the world’s largest wildlife survey and gives RSPB scientists insights into how our garden birds are faring.
After being nationalised on April 1, ScotRail has announced the reintroduction of its on-board food and drink service for the Far North Line.
