A new drama series by Wick writer, Colin MacDonald, is being broadcast on BBC Radio 4 next month.
A Caithness community group has benefited from some seasonal cheer delivered by a local supermarket.
Tidal energy equipment, based on the MeyGen model in Caithness, is due to be installed at a site in Japan next month.
New guidance on visiting hospitals and care homes has been issued by NHS Highland as the area moves into Level 4 restrictions.
Maternity care in Caithness and other rural areas of Scotland is being looked at by the Scottish Government.
Nine clubs and organisations in the far north have received some festive cheer after getting almost £18,000 from the Co-op.
A Caithness health campaigner has said it is "totally unacceptable" staff at a Wick medical practice have been subject to verbal abuse.
A drug and alcohol abuse reduction system being piloted in Caithness could be adopted throughout Scotland
Edward Mountain, has urged Nicola Sturgeon to say when the rules on household visits in the Highlands will be relaxed
A Caithness musician is feeling on top of the world after hitting the top spot in an Australian country music chart.
YOUNGSTERS in Watten have been learning about the dangers of plastic waste and helping to improve the environment.
Plans to centralise air traffic control services in Inverness and downgrade the airport at Wick should be reviewed
The Mcleod family wants recommendations in a damning police complaints report to be implemented by Scottish Government.
Action has to be taken now to help young people in Caithness with mental health issues.
Efforts to tackle drug and other crimes in Caithness have continued this week as part of an ongoing police initiative
Highland Council should stop investing in fossil fuels in its pension fund after losing over £11.5 million in the last three years
A north MSP has described as “shocking” the number of young people in the Highlands waiting for over a year for mental health treatment.
Plans by the Scottish Government to review the ban on home visits in the Highlands would provide "a real boost" in the run up to Christmas.
Major awards won by the company behind the pioneering MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth are "richly deserved."
A plan to provide free school meals for all primary school pupils in Scotland has been welcomed by far north MSP, Gail Ross.
