Dramatic scenes of waves crashing over Wick harbour were seen at the weekend as stormy conditions hit the county.
TWENTY-eight positive tests for Covid-19 were recorded across the NHS Highland health board area in the past 24 hours.
This week's picture is the Stack o' Brough, known locally as Scorries' Island, just south of Wick, taken by Derek Bremner.
Motorists are being advised that there will be a temporary road closure on the B874 Bridge Street in Halkirk on Wednesday.
Police in Wick are appealing for information after a car was damaged in a suspected vandalism attack in the town.
Each week we feature a reader's photograph in our Your Caithness section of the John O'Groat Journal.
Elaine Cormack, of West Gills, Thurso, sent this photo taken near Scrabster during the recent snowy spell.
People in Caithness are being urged to help in the UK's biggest citizen science project.
The BBC is on the looking for another farming family from the far north after the success of a Sutherland family on one of its popular TV shows.
This week's photograph is of Coghill Bridge from the riverside walk at Wick, taken by Derek Bremner.
Caithness Horizons will reopen under a new name once coronavirus restrictions allow, Highland Council's Caithness committee heard on Thursday.
A rural business organisation has welcomed the introduction of a bill which would deal with dog attacks on livestock.
The new chairman of the Scottish Crofting Federation says there is much to do to fight for the future of crofting.
The Highlands could support around 400 wild lynx, according to a project which wants to hear people's views on reintroducing the species to Scotland.
Police in Wick are appealing for information after a door was damaged in an act of vandalism.
Kimberley Merry sent us this beautiful photograph from her back garden in Keiss, looking over to Keiss Castle.
Police have arrested and charged a man in connection with a sneak-in theft in Thurso and an incident where a male entered another address uninvited.
High routes in Sutherland were affected with hard-packed ice and snow this morning, Highland Council teams reported.
More than 3000 coronavirus cases have been detected across the NHS Highland area since the pandemic began.
A far north anti-wind farm campaigner is disappointed in a poll that showed only a slender majority in favour of halting further developments.
