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A desperate appeal has been issued to the public and business community to help save the Trinkie from complete destruction after Storm Babet damage.
Nearly £300,000 will be set aside to fund improvements at five Caithness play parks.
Caithness motorists are being warned to look out for common signs of fuel contamination following several high-profile incidents in the UK.
A multi-award-winning Thurso filmmaker and composer will be showcasing his Flow Country film for premiere events in Glasgow and Inverness.
An investigation is being carried out by the British Transport Police after a break-in at Thurso railway station on Monday night (January 13).
The owner of a Wick hotel has shared a petition by the Highland Hotels Association against a ‘damaging’ Visitor Levy Tax proposal.
A young pregnant Thurso mum with asthma and a disabled daughter is pleading with her housing provider to sort out the chronic dampness in her flat.
Applications are now open for Caithness residents to apply for special educational trust funds to help further their careers.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has criticised cutbacks which saw the Duncansby coastguard having its rope rescue equipment removed.
National Pothole Day provides the backdrop for the man behind a Caithness pressure group to share his take on the local issues.
A Thurso councillor criticises the SNP government for failing to invest in roads after another landslip occurred at Scrabster.
A car and lorry were involved in a collision near Bilbster on the road between Wick and Watten yesterday.
As Caithness experiences a steady thaw after the freezing temperatures of the weekend, a local weather pundit has shared a detailed overview.
A Bower-based business says it is delighted to announce a partnership with a leading manufacturer of bespoke aluminium doors and windows in the UK.
A dead seabird tangled in a fishing line on Dunnet beach highlights the importance of environmental volunteers cleaning the Caithness coastline.
A call has been issued for Caithness litter pickers to get involved in an event to make 2025 the biggest and best Spring Clean yet.
With temperatures dropping across Caithness this week, drivers are being told of household items they can use to help defrost their cars.
A Thurso businessman held his keys in the air and said Highland Council can take his company if controversial parking plans go ahead in the town.
Highland Council has paid tribute to its winter maintenance crews for helping keep Caithness roads open.
Caithness Mental Health Support Group centres in Wick and Thurso kept their doors open over the festive period to the delight of members.
