A police report into the death of a Caithness man 24 years ago has been delayed - partly due to difficulties in acquiring a cassette player.
Plan to halt "the sharp decline" in rural bus services which has been heightened by the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
The festive season has gone but Christmas lights are still up in Caithness and elsewhere in the Highlands – and it is all because of coronavirus.
A speed limit of 20mph could be introduced in parts of Thurso "fairly soon," according to local Highland councillor, Karl Rosie.
A group of people who are campaigning for the £140,000 in a Wick-based charity to go to community groups have been accused of "towering conceit".
Thurso has been awarded an additional £28,000 to help regenerate its town centre.
A NORTH MSP wants Nicola Sturgeon to give "the kiss of life" to Highlands and Islands tourism by supporting calls for Covid passports.
Huge potholes in and around Thurso are causing a danger to drivers and pedestrians, according to local community councillors.
Plans to reopen Caithness Horizons under a new name and management team have been welcomed locally.
North MSP Gail Ross has said the Scottish Government's draft budget will help the area recover from the Covid-19 crisis.
A plea is to be made to the UK Government on the "ridiculous" time young people in Caithness have to wait to sit a driving test
Small businesses and farmers are calling on the Scottish Government to take urgent action on the "abhorrent crime" of fly-tipping
A north MSP has urged the Scottish Government to get Covid vaccine to the remotest parts of the Highlands and Islands
A major event in the farming calendar has been postponed for the second time because of the coronavirus pandemic
Margaret Davidson, wants any additional Covid-related Scottish funding from the UK Government to be passed on to local councils.
The new multimillion-pound Premier Inn hotel in Thurso is due to open in May, according to a senior company manager.
North MP Jamie Stone wants the army to help with the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine.
The company behind the MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has a new boss.
An appeal has been made for volunteers to help with gritting in Thurso.
A Wick minister, who has given up his post after 12 years, said his decision was made partly for health reasons.
