A Caithness singer/songwriter hit the right note with his second single which has gone to number two in the iTunes Country Music Charts.
Demand for the flu vaccination in Caithness has increased this year due to ongoing concerns about the coronavirus.
Four engines attended the fire at Ormlie Hill.
People in Caithness should have improved access to Covid-19 tests, according to Gail Ross, who has urged the Scottish Government to act swiftly.
A grieving husband has been left heartbroken after discovering he cannot be buried with his wife and infant son due to what he claims is a blunder.
People in Caithness and other areas of the Highlands may have to wait until 2027 to get superfast broadband, according to north MSP Edward Mountain.
Pupils from Crossroads primary school struck gold when they took part in the RSPB Challenge awards.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has hit out at the Scottish Government over its “failed delivery” of a superfast broadband system for parts of the Highlands
A cultural and tourism venue in Thurso could be up and running early next year to replace the troubled Caithness Horizons.
The use of a 5000-year-old Caithness burial chamber as a toilet has been described as "deplorable and unacceptable" by Caithness's civic leader.
Caithness is playing a key role in a £195k project which hopes to show that moving timber by rail is a viable and greener alternative to using roads.
Businesses in the north could face 'serious challenges' when the UK government's furlough scheme comes to an end next month.
Caithness not included in £980,000 funding package
Caithness woman Lorna Stanger raised almost £4300 for a cancer charity after a gruelling trip which involved her cycling and running over 755 miles.
Caithness councillors hear about "the exciting new steps" for the pioneering MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth.
A Caithness campaigner has written to MSP Gail Ross and Wick's four Highland councillors about the "insane" change of the main bus stop in the town.
A former member of a Caithness band is working on a new album from his home in Australia after an absence from the music scene for many years.
A Caithness Scout has struck gold and received a prestigious badge despite the problems he encountered as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.
Sibmister Farm has improved its biodiversity by planting 24,000 metres of hedgerows and carrying out other environmental improvements.
The system for testing children with suspected coronavirus has been described as "shambolic" and "chaotic" by the family of a six-year-old girl.
