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Caithness is facing "a complete collapse of the road infrastructure" unless action is taken to fix the problem.
The bullying culture at NHS Highland has been "a blight on people's lives", according to Caithness health campaigner.
The Caithness Amateur Radio Society held its first field day since the coronavirus pandemic struck over 18 months ago.
A Caithness toddler who died following a car accident near Lybster last month is being remembered on a CD which is due to be released soon.
A new collection of poetry by Caithness writer, George Gunn, will be launched at an event in Lyth at the weekend.
A bid to create an ice-cream kiosk in Thurso has been granted permission by Highland Council.
North health boss condemns verbal abuse of staff at a Thurso medical practice and says such behaviour is "absolutely unacceptable."
A Caithness care home could be expanded if a planning application is approved by Highland Council.
Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has proposed sending north MP, Jamie Stone, into space.
Agreement between the Scottish Government and the Scottish Greens results in more teachers for Highlands, says Burgess
Two Thurso friends take part in abseil challenge to raise funds for north charity
Almost 500 girls in Caithness and elsewhere in the Highlands are on the waiting list to join Rainbow, Brownie, Guide or Ranger groups
Two Caithness organisations have had a boost to their funds of £600 following a donation by the local branch of the Unite union.
Local community radio station, Caithness FM, is now broadcasting on the internet – and more changes will be happening soon
North politicians urge Scottish Government to discuss plans to centralise Highlands and Islands air traffic control services
Sandside harbour in Reay is up for sale.
The next stage of the MeyGen tidal project in the Pentland Firth is expected to be completed by 2025/26.
Fernie hits out at verbal abuse suffered by staff at a Thurso medical practice
The absence of crofting law reform in the Scottish Government plans for the coming year is "a slap in the face" for crofters
The Thurso branch of the RNLI is looking for a new chairman as well as volunteers to become part of its fund-raising committee
