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Despite high temperatures across Scotland this week, areas around the Caithness coast were affected by a phenomenon called 'marine layer'.
Bad farming practices were highlighted by Caithness beach cleaners after they removed a quarter ton of plastic bale wrap from the Dunnet coastline.
After sending out a strong message about wildfires this week, local fire services are currently dealing with a moorland blaze at Thurso.
A police report for February shows alcohol related violence and domestic violence were the main local issues being tackled by officers.
Halkirk has ended its reputation for having the worst internet connection in the UK, claims a broadband provider.
A special celebration was held at Mackays Hotel in Wick for Mina MacLennan’s 90th birthday on March 28, with over £800 raised for charity.
The Caithness Model Club (CMC) held its annual show at the Norseman Hotel in Wick and donated an impressive £1500 to local charities.
From being penniless and arriving in London with £5, a Caithness man went on to create costumes for rock and movie stars - a true rags to riches story
The problem of outdated and hazardous asbestos water pipes in rural areas like Caithness was highlighted by a local MSP this week.
The owners of a hugely popular cafe at Wick harbour have put their business on the market at offers over £510K after announcing their retirement.
SNP MSP Maree Todd highlights the positive aspects of free prescriptions 14 years after their introduction in Scotland.
Thurso Community Development Trust kicked off 2025 with a hugely popular event that saw many flocking to its Tool Repair Café and Seed Swap.
Public Health Scotland encourages Caithness residents offered a Covid-19 vaccine this spring to come forward, get vaccinated and stay protected.
A YouTuber caused uproar after holding up traffic on the A9 at Helmsdale while dressed as a lollipop man.
Scotland’s national charity supporting people affected by crime is searching for Caithness volunteers to help victims and witnesses.
Wick Paths Group (WPG) put out a “last minute” plea for volunteers to help clear up areas of the town on Saturday morning.
With the clocks going forward an hour, Caithness drivers are warned to be aware of an issue that could land them in deep trouble.
The volunteers who helped out at a spring clean around High Ormlie in Thurso were praised for their ‘amazing effort’ to tidy up the area.
Caithness Family History Society’s next meeting will feature a presentation on April 8 by Valerie Amin of Nucleus: the Nuclear and Caithness Archives.
Hundreds of people travelled from far and wide to see a vintage diesel train and carriages visit Wick at the weekend.
