The future of an historic Caithness building is to be decided at a public meeting later this month.
A song by Caithness musician Hugh Calder is due to be released as a single by a digital label later this year.
A Spanish fishing boat skipper was today found guilty at Wick Sheriff Court of stabbing his chief mate while their boat was berthed at Scrabster.
Caithness family say complaints against the police should be investigated independently
A crew member on a Spanish fishing boat saw "blood on the floor" after knife incident, a jury at Wick Sheriff Court has been told
Caithness poet and playwright George Gunn is staging a season of writers' workshops which will run until April next year.
The chief mate on a Spanish fishing boat berthed at Scrabster was stabbed by his skipper after they had been out drinking, a jury trial heard today.
Work to retrieve the radioactive waste from the Dounreay shaft is expected to get under way in three to four years' time, DSG members have been told.
The Francis Street Club in Wick has been sold for an undisclosed sum. That was confirmed by the liquidator, FRP Advisory.
A call has been made for the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority to invest more money in Caithness to offset job losses from Dounreay decommissioning.
A Wick town centre shop, which closed over concerns about double yellow lines, has reopened.
The Greens are bracing themselves for a tough campaign as their National League Three fixtures get under way with a home game against Ardrossan.
Dounreay suffered a power cut as a result of a lightning strike
A plan for Caithness police officers to use mobile technology by next spring has been described as "a very big step forward".
A Caithness councillor challenged Scotland's transport secretary Michael Matheson on the need for A9 improvements in the north.
The family of Kevin McLeod, the Wick man whose body was found in the town's harbour 22 years ago, have called for a public inquiry into his death.
A Labour MSP wants action to be taken soon to compensate NHS Highland staff affected by bullying.
The Rev Ronnie Johnstone, who has died at the age of 73, has been described as "a man of strong principle" and "a pillar of the community".
The introduction of double yellow lines in the centre of Wick will not impact on businesses in the area, says civic leader Willie Mackay
Birons ironmonger's shop in Wick closed this week after double yellow lines were put in place in Bridge Street and neighbouring parts of the town.
