Wick-based Sutherland Brothers Ltd will be represented at a meeting with the UK Treasury to discuss support for the tourism and hospitality industry.
Fire crews spent over six hours tackling a house blaze in Thurso. Two engines from Thurso and one from Wick dealt with the outbreak at Park Avenue.
A man has been charged following a disturbance at a house in Wick's Barrogill Street at the weekend.
A grant of almost £46,000 has been awarded to a Caithness trust to enable it to buy and develop Dunnet Forest.
Students from the Sea Mammal Research Unit at St Andrews University are examining the findings of environmental research carried out at MeyGen.
Betty Bradstreet, who has died at the age of 80, will leave "a wealth of memories" from her time as a stalwart member of Thurso Players.
A local hotel owner has welcomed plans to reopen the hospitality industry – but stressed that "common sense has to prevail" over the virus threat.
A U-turn on voting procedures in the House of Commons has been hailed as "a victory for common sense" by north MP Jamie Stone.
Highland Council is to get just over £1 million to support pupils from deprived backgrounds and help close the poverty-related attainment gap.
A Keiss girl and her little brother have handed over 20 punnets of grapes to Caithness General Hospital in Wick.
North MP Jamie Stone hopes the proposed spaceport in Sutherland takes off as it could create 250 local jobs and give the area an economic boost.
North MSP Gail Ross has expressed concern about the lack of support for the travelling community during the coronavirus pandemic.
Caithness songwriter Hugh Calder is releasing the first of three singles today.
Thurso Heritage Society's first live broadcast attracted viewers in the UK, America, Canada and Australia, and there are plans to show it again.
Jamie Stone has accused the UK government of trying to silence him over voting in the Commons, describing the new rules as "desperately unfair".
Villages in Caithness will benefit from a grant of £7000 awarded through the Caithness area discretionary fund.
Castletown is one of 36 communities across the Highlands and Islands getting a share of over £50,000 from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.
Employees of Subsea 7 in Caithness are waiting to find out if they are to be affected by 3000 job losses being made by the company worldwide.
Jamie Stone has given "a very cautious welcome" to the easing of the lockdown, while Gail Ross said we still have to be mindful of the restrictions.
Saving air routes to and from Wick has become "more important than ever", Highlands and Islands MSP David Stewart says.
