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A village lambasted as a “bleak outpost” and a “ghost town” just a year after a transformation plan was launched has turned its fortunes around.
People living with Parkinson’s and their families and carers are being invited to an event in Thurso to learn more about support that is available.
John Davidson and his wife Meg took on the 24-hour running challenge for the first time - and came out smiling
A Caithness cow was sold for the third-best price of the day at a spectacular sale near Aberdeen.
Caithness, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday, August 26, sold 2304 prime and store lambs and feeding ewes and rams.
Delayed average speed cameras intended to be used during the summer to catch speeding North Coast 500 motorists are finally going live.
A Thurso ultra-runner regained her 24-hour title at Loch Ness at the weekend – after a last-minute decision to enter the race for a third time.
Divers in Caithness have plunged new depths – in the hope of finding the owners of a lost drone found at the bottom of the sea.
Hundreds of runners donned head-torches as they ran through the night in a 24-hour challenge on the shores of Loch Ness at the weekend.
John Davidson heads to the forests of Ross-shire to reacquaint himself with the ups and downs of the Strathpuffer course ahead of the 24-hour event
MP Jamie Stone is calling for a rethink on the “unfair” changes to winter fuel payments after the universal benefit for pensioners was scrapped.
A 61-year-old motorcyclist from Wick who died in a collision on the A882 near the town has been named by police.
John Davidson takes a summer stroll up Creag Bheag at Kingussie with the family and finds plenty to keep the children entertained
John Davidson speaks to Steve Smirthwaite, whose Trailmaps offer great ideas for mountain bikers and others, in the new podcast from Active Outdoors
Parents and carers are being urged to check if they are eligible for funding as children prepare to return to school after the summer holidays.
A new 400kV powerline connecting Dounreay, Thurso and Spittal is among the projects needed to bolster the electricity network by the mid-2030s.
In-depth research into reducing waste in the fishing industry is being undertaken with the aim of increasing recycling of used gear.
John Davidson looks back on a road ride through the heart of what is now a designated Unesco World Heritage Site
Wick RNLI volunteers Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross say they have been blown away by the support during their journey. Here they answer our questions
Hill walkers are being encouraged to help out by volunteering to rebuild and maintain paths on mountains across the Highlands.
