Planning permission is being sought from Highland Council for a replacement primary stack at Dounreay's Prototype Fast Reactor building.
Caithness juniors have been praised for the way they performed in Highland Badminton Group's U13, U15 and U19 restricted competition in Inverness.
A local sea-watcher who witnessed a group of humpback whales passing the north coast of Caithness has described it as an "extra-special" experience.
Hopes that communities can have a greater say in major wind farm developments have been lifted by a parliamentary committee's response to a petition.
SSEN Transmission’s Shetland HVDC link will connect the UK's most northerly island group to the national electricity grid for the first time.
Willie Mackay is preparing for another spoon-playing milestone as he continues to serve up a weekly dose of musical entertainment via social media.
Fourteen-year-old Saphie Mackay has become the 80th member of the Elise Lyall School of Dance to win a pre-championship title for Highland dancing.
Banniskirk emerged with most points overall in the annual West of Caithness SWI Bulb Show, held in the Royal British Legion club in Thurso.
The Pentalina ferry is to return to the Pentland Firth route until early next year after a £9m deal that will see the Alfred go to the west coast.
Abby Dunbar has been named as this year's Wick gala queen, with Katie Cass and Iona Simpson as her attendants.
The Caithness man leading an appeal for medical supplies for civilians caught up in the war in Ukraine says he is pleased with the response so far.
Caithness women who achieved prominence across many walks of life are featured in a new exhibition at Nucleus in Wick during Women’s History Month.
A new fund will support people from rural communities to access courses from the University of the Highlands and Islands over the next three years.
Developers of a new Moray Firth wind farm have underlined the importance of young people choosing careers in STEM subjects by supporting a new award.
A fresh plea has gone out for volunteers and local businesses to get involved in running Wick’s community market ahead of the next one on April 8.
More befrienders are needed by a service that is dedicated to tackling loneliness and isolation among older adults in Caithness and north Sutherland.
More renewable energy is produced in the Highland Council area than any other region of Scotland, new research from Utility Bidder has shown.
Matthew Reiss warned that "every indicator is flashing red" over the local authority's ability to tackle the backlog of complaints about potholes.
Gary Manson admits Wick Academy's confidence has taken a dent and he is looking for a more "robust" performance when they take on Inverurie Locos.
The story behind a wedding photo from many years ago will be at the heart of Caithness Family History Society’s next meeting on Tuesday, March 14.
