Four fire appliances attended a blaze in the Halkirk area on Wednesday after it started to spread on open farmland.
Caithness exile Stephen Cassells has clocked up an amazing 100,000 miles running – the equivalent to four times round the world.
One of the UKs most modern marine renewables service vessels made her debut calls at Gills Harbour over the weekend.
Lots of loyal TSB customers turned up to say thank you to the staff of the Wick branch when they closed the door for the last time on Tuesday.
The Thurso lifeboat team have issued a reminder to people not to hesitate in calling for help if they see someone having difficulty at sea.
Plans to create a world class walking route have taken a step forward for the John O'Groats Trail group with the appointment of four new trustees.
More school pupils in Caithness were able to make their return to school today in the latest phase of the easing of lockdown restrictions in Scotland.
Road police officers are appealing for witnesses following a fatal crash involving a black Aprilia SX125 motorbike in Castletown at the weekend.
Volunteers at John O'Groats have been busy putting the finishing touches to a new Viking-themed cutout photo board and play areas for children.
The co-founders and creators of Rock Rose Gin and Holy Grass Vodka are celebrating Mother’s Day in style.
Highland Council is set to consider a potential bid for Dounreay to host the world's first nuclear fusion power station later this month.
North Highland Initiative (NHI) has thrown its support behind the creation of 10 new seasonal access ranger posts for the Highlands.
Highland Council has taken the decision to remove padlocks and any other attachments from the Coghill Bridge at Wick riverside.
North MSP Rhoda Grant has welcomed the expansion of funding for B&Bs, guest houses and self-catering businesses.
A tourism strategy to prepare the Highlands for an influx of tourists once lockdown ends needs to be implemented rapidly, industry insiders insist.
An appeal has been launched for adult supporters to come forward, ensuring the continued operation of Scouting groups in Caithness and Sutherland.
Over the weekend a police CCTV van could be seen in various places throughout Caithness in a bid to reduce crime and deter anti-social behaviour.
North politician Maree Todd pays tribute to women and girls across the region who have suffered ‘disproportionately’ from the impacts of Covid-19.
Caithness residents are among those being urged to be on the lookout for unexpected texts messages claiming to be from delivery companies.
Subsea7 and Shell UK have teamed up to instal speed signs at Reiss in a bid to address road safety concerns.