A seaweed processing company, which has a base in Wick, plans to develop its brand into a household name over the next five years.
The lack of money for road repairs in the Highlands has been lambasted by two Labour candidates in May’s Scottish Parliament elections
WATCH: A Victorian mourning dress and a fisherman's gansey from Caithness are among the costumes being featured in a virtual exhibition.
A PhD student from the University of the Highlands and Islands has spent the past year working on a unique photography project in Caithness.
PICTURES: With the Caithness County Show having to be cancelled again, our gallery offers a few reminders of shows from recent years.
The Caithness County Show has been cancelled for the second year due to the coronavirus pandemic
Voters who wish to take part in elections for the Scottish Parliament have been urged to make sure they are on the electoral register.
North MSP, Edward Mountain, hits out after after hearing parts of the Highlands will not get superfast broadband until 2026
A NORTH MSP has asked the Scottish Government what it plans to do to tackle the state of the roads in Caithness and and north-west Sutherland.
Almost 700 jobs could be created in Caithness and north Sutherland over the next three years, according to NDA report.
Organisers say putting this year's Caithness International Science Festival on a digital platform has been "an interesting challenge."
Caithness has a crisis in mental health and addiction issues “in the wake of ongoing incidents and deaths related to suicide and drug overdose”.
A decision to reject Hill of Forss wind farm branded "a big missed opportunity for the local workforce, businesses and the environment."
Theft from farms continues to be a major blight on the Scottish countryside but progress is being made, say NFU Scotland and the police.
Caithness residents and others in the Highlands could get up to 100 per cent funding to install solar panels and battery storage.
The organisers of a virtual cafe - set up in Caithness a year ago - to hold a special event next week.
A Caithness councillor has welcomed extra money for play parks in the far north
A north MSP has welcomed the news that funding for farmers and crofters has been delivered ahead of schedule.
Illegal fly-tipping is costing taxpayers in Caithness and other parts of Scotland more than £2. 5 million a year.
Council's pension fund invested £46 million in fossil fuel companies, according to Friends of Earth report.
