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Highland Council is being pressed to give more details about its recent announcement that it is to reinstate respite care at Thor House in Thurso.
Eastern Airways is coming under growing pressure to resolve ongoing gremlins afflicting its Wick/Aberdeen service.
A collective fade-out in the final quarter consigned the Greens to a second away defeat in the North Conference of Caley 1 on Saturday.
Two games into their Caley North 2 season, Caithness Krakens have still to face a serious challenge after a 96-3 victory over a young Orkney side.
Some stormy autumn weather hit competitive action at Reay, but there were still some good performances in the competitions that survived the weather.
A group of Caithness rugby veterans are turning out this weekend to help give a kenspeckle adopted Orcadian a final hurrah in the sport.
Rugby team heads across Pentland Firth this weekend.
Caithness win at Millbank.
Badminton player claims victory in European competition.
Urgent talks are being held in a bid to restore passenger confidence in the Wick/Aberdeen air route.
Dounreay bosses are confident the recent industrial action will not have added to the time or cost of decommissioning the site.
Government inspectors have put Dounreay into “special measures” as a result of unresolved safety concerns.
Caithness Krakens will make their first competitive appearance of the season on Saturday when they host Moray in Caledonian North League 2.
Caithness again featured in an 80-plus point game in their second outing in the north conference of Caledonian League 1.
The crowd at Millbank were treated to a nerve-tingling thriller as Caithness opened their Caley 1 North Conference season with a 45-41 victory.
Far north MSP Maree Todd has been urged to improve the support for people suffering with mental ill health in Caithness.
New skipper Cole Wilson will lead the Greens out as they kick off their Caledonian 1 North Conference campaign at home to Mackie.
Learner drivers in Caithness are going as far as Skye and Orkney to sit their tests because of difficulties in getting a slot in their home area.
New support is being given to volunteers mustered by local community councillors to help maintain common ground not looked after by Highland Council.
Highland Council chief executive Derek Brown has declined to seek answers to questions about controversies surrounding two local care centres.
