A Spanish skipper who stabbed his chief mate while their fishing boat was berthed at Scrabster has been fined £250.
A call has been made for improved services in Caithness for mothers who have lost a baby.
Caithness got their first victory of the season with a well-earned win against Strathmore at the weekend.
Businesses, communities, politicians and public agencies all need to work together to ensure long-term viability of NC500
Banks should "hang their heads in shame" for pulling out of rural areas and leaving smaller shops exposed to criminals, MSP Rhoda Grant has said.
A bit of handwritten history was discovered while work was being carried out at a historic Caithness church.
A micro whisky distillery is being planned at John O'Groats by Kerry and Derek Campbell.
Scrabster harbour is on the crest of a wave after a fifth record-breaking trading year in a row.
American tariffs imposed on Scotch whisky will be "a bitter blow" to the industry, says north MP Jamie Stone, warning it will impact on jobs.
Two fire engines were called to Caithness General Hospital in Wick late on Thursday afternoon following a report of an accident in the car park.
A Wick insurance business has closed with the loss of two jobs. The MacDonald Partnership, which was based in Inverness, shut last Friday.
Simec Atlantis Energy's results show that the pioneering MeyGen project exported more than 21 GWh of electricity to the national grid.
Plans are being made to install four defibrillators in Castletown, members of the local community council have been told
The Traill Hall in Castletown is to be put up for sale with the proceeds going to local organisations.
The standard of health care in the county has become "significantly worse" in recent months, Caithness Health Action Team has claimed.
A bid is being made to repair Thurso's Victoria Walk following concern about its safety.
The latest calendar from Thurso Heritage Society, entitled The Way It Was, promises another trip down memory lane through its 12 archive photos.
Caithness needs a reliable and more business-friendly airport to attract inward investment in the wake of the decommissioning at Dounreay
Caithness could become a base for training people in operations and maintenance work for offshore wind, Thurso and Wick Trade Union Council has heard.
A meeting is to take place on Saturday to try and decide the future of the Traill Hall in Castletown.
