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North MP, Jamie Stone, has describes cut of £4 billion in international aid as "despicably cruel" and "thoroughly unpatriotic."
Voters who want to take part in the forthcoming by-election in the Wick and east Caithness ward have less than two weeks to register.
The family of Kevin Mcleod hopes a completed police report into his death will give them the answers they "have been seeking for nearly 25 years".
Plea to council and governments as campaigners' dossier claims lives will be lost without action
Jamie Stone, says the return of commercial flights to Wick is "one step closer" after securing funding meeting with UK government minister.
Almost 2000 people in the far north could face "a cliff-edge" when the UK Government's furlough scheme comes to an end in September.
The fastest known time for a two-man cycle relay from Land's End to John O' Groats has just been set.
A development trust could be set up in Castletown by next spring in a bid to improve the village for locals and visitors.
The Highlands and Islands could be missing out on funding from the UK government, according to north MSP, Rhoda Grant.
Acts of vandalism have taken place around the harbour area of Castletown.
A disused gate lodge on the outskirts of Castletown could be transformed into holiday accommodation.
A Thurso businessman is hoping to build nine houses on the outskirts of the town.
Seven jobs have been created in Caithness with the opening of a jewellery shop in John O' Groats.
Work at the shaft and silo at Dounreay has been described as "one of the most significant decommissioning projects" at the site.
Dounreay was involved in ground-breaking research which could lead to savings in decommissioning of nuclear sites.
Commercial rail freight trial at Georgemas was "very time-consuming" but discussions will try and resolve the difficulties.
A charity challenge which started in Caithness could help save lives and raise £60,000 for the British Heart Foundation.
Work undertaken to find out why Dounreay suffered a recent power failure.
A caravan and campervan complex near John O’ Groats would cater for “a growing demand” for sites close to popular North Coast 500 route.
A power cut left almost 700 customers in the Castletown area without electricity on Tuesday afternoon.
