An assurance has been given by NHS Highland that equipment purchased for use in Caithness has not been transferred to Raigmore.
The discovery of Covid-19 test samples on the A9 was described today as "absolutely appalling" and "a major embarrassment for NHS Highland".
Caithness hotelier Andrew Mackay has described the 15 per cent cut in VAT for the hospitality industry as very welcome in 'a difficult trading year'.
Caithness councillors have backed a controversial decision to establish a vegetable garden in the centre of Thurso.
Jamie Stone has accused the Chancellor of "not listening" after he failed to offer financial support to those excluded from UK government help.
A plan to deliver 1140 hours of early learning and childcare from August has been put on hold.
The Sutherland spaceport should provide "a much-needed boost" to the far north economy, according to Caithness trade union leader Davie Alexander.
Seeds of discontent have been sown over plans to establish a vegetable garden at a popular site in the middle of Thurso.
The buses on the X99 route between Caithness and Inverness have been replaced following widespread public criticism, it has been confirmed.
The body of a man has been found in Thurso and the family of 39-year-old Adam Pritchard have been informed, police have said.
"Mower power to your elbows" could be the call from the people of Castletown to three volunteers who have been helping tidy up parts of the village.
A Caithness trade union leader has said it is "increasingly critical" the Scottish Government safeguards the future of Wick John O'Groats Airport.
The plan set out by Boris Johnson for the UK's economic recovery in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic has been condemned as "vomit" by Jamie Stone.
The Scottish Government says it recognises the difficulties facing Caithness following the loss of its air Aberdeen and Edinburgh air links.
Thurso's new Premier Inn should open in the next nine months, according to a director of the company that owns the hotel chain.
A Caithness accordionist has been hailed as an unsung hero after starting a musical slot on social media during the coronavirus lockdown.
Bus company Stagecoach is to step up its services in the Highlands next week as the coronavirus restrictions are eased in Scotland.
Dounreay has confirmed it is looking for additional office space in the Caithness area to protect its staff and comply with coronavirus guidelines.
Pressure is growing on the Scottish Government to take action after Caithness was left in the "dire situation" of having no scheduled air services.
A plan to downgrade air traffic control at Wick John O'Groats Airport could have "serious implications" for the local economy, it has been claimed.
