North MP Jamie Stone hit out after it emerged that NHS Highland had the second-highest rate of delayed discharges across Scotland's health boards.
An online survey aimed at tackling fuel poverty in Caithness has been extended until the end of January in a bid to attract extra feedback.
A World War II heritage trail is to be created around Sinclair’s Bay to show the area's importance in guarding against a potential Nazi invasion.
NHS Highland has given an assurance that the closure of Dunbar Hospital's minor injury unit is only temporary after a councillor raised concerns.
Wick Academy will be hoping there is no rise in Covid-19 self-isolation as they look to continue their good run in the Highland League this weekend.
Castletown Primary School organised a number of activities around the theme of a Christmas of Kindness and Community.
Thurso manager Michael Bremner says he and his players back the decision to carry on with the North Caledonian League season.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson says he is delighted that teenager Joe Anderson has signed a two-and-a-half-year deal with the club.
The number of Covid-19 cases in Caithness has shot up to 349 in the latest seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
The campaign for a safer A836 in north-west Caithness has been backed by a retired Dounreay employee whose son died in a car accident 10 years ago.
A glance back at some of our news photography from 2021 gives a reminder of attention-grabbing events and activities on land, at sea and in the air.
Unfortunately there were no Hogmanay street parties for us this time – but when they return, you can be sure New Year will be celebrated in style.
Motorists are being urged to watch out for hazards such as fallen branches in the wake of the damaging gusts that have swept across Caithness today.
Manager Gary Manson admitted it was "backs against the wall" late on as Wick Academy held out for a 3-2 victory in their New Year clash at Turriff.
MY HOPES FOR 2022: Charlotte Mountford, co-director of Lyth Arts Centre
MY HOPES FOR 2022: Councillor Struan Mackie, Thurso and Northwest Caithness
MY HOPES FOR 2022: Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce
Brandon McPhee says he is "really proud" of his grandad after a video of the duo playing accordion tunes became a New Year hit on social media.
MY HOPES FOR 2022: David Richardson, Highlands and Islands development manager for the Federation of Small Businesses
MY HOPES FOR 2022: Ron Gunn, chairman of Caithness Health Action Team
