Tests on Caithness health workers suspected of having coronavirus would be carried out in Wick, NHS Highland has said.
NHS staff and frontline workers who have lost their lives in the fight against coronavirus were remembered by Thurso and Wick Trade Union Council.
Thurso posties have been delivering a bit of mirth along with the mail to try and lift the spirits of the public during the coronavirus pandemic.
Frontline health staff in Caithness and Sutherland have the appropriate PPE they need in the fight against coronavirus, according to Gail Ross.
The Beatrice offshore wind farm is continuing to operate during the coronavirus pandemic but working arrangements have been adapted.
Oil workers in the north are facing "crippling uncertainty" due to the global fall in oil prices, which has been made worse by coronavirus.
A Castletown woman has hit out after parts of an old boat and other items of rubbish were left near picnic tables at Castlehill harbour.
A Thurso man's plan to help entertain vulnerable and elderly people has been a great success, according to the general manager of a local care home.
Three fire appliances are dealing with an incident at Melvich where gorse bushes are ablaze.
A Caithness mother says she is very grateful the fight for justice for her son has been supported by a leading member of the House of Lords.
A lack of information on how care home residents and staff can be protected has been described as "frustrating and unsettling" by Rhoda Grant MSP.
The MeyGen tidal energy project off the north Caithness coast is continuing to operate despite the difficulties created by the coronavirus pandemic.
A new drama penned by a Caithness writer and with a star-studded cast, including an actress from the far north, is on BBC Radio 4 this weekend.
A north politician has called on the Scottish Government to reverse a five per cent funding cut to HIE to help the economy recover from coronavirus.
Gail Ross has said it is "imperative" health and care workers on the front line in the fight against the coronavirus get the right PPE.
People in care homes in Thurso are taking a stroll down memory lane with the help of the town's heritage society.
Wick's Pulteney Distillery has come up with a dram good idea to help people escape the confines of their homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Highland MP has backed a call for all work on construction sites to stop during the coronavirus pandemic – unless it is for essential projects.
A call was made today for the Scottish Government to reveal the number of coronavirus cases in the far north.
A grant scheme offering funding of up to £25,000 has been extended to self-catering businesses.
