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Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd has said that strike action at its airports later this month will not affect flights at Wick and Inverness.
Strike action announced for all 11 Highlands and Islands airports on Monday will not now affect Wick, it has been claimed.
See the list of all the road repairs needed in Caithness – and find out which ones will actually be fixed, in our searchable list
Volunteers joined forces with countryside rangers in Caithness to help NatureScot maintain a scientifically protected area in the county.
A dossier outlining why the Flow Country of Caithness and Sutherland should become a World Heritage Site has been formally submitted to Unesco.
As Scotland marks 20 years of access laws under the Land Reform Act, John Davidson speaks to charities and politicians on the future of outdoor access
Businesses in Caithness and Sutherland are being urged to make their voices heard in a nationwide survey about difficult trading conditions.
Winter wonders are enjoyed on quieter – if potholed – roads around Dunnet as a turbo boost helps deal with wind and hills
Young people are being encouraged to find out more about democracy during Welcome to Your Vote week.
Children from Mount Pleasant Primary School in Thurso helped to plant hundreds of spring-flowering bulbs in part of the town.
Emergency foster homes are needed for animals in Caithness as the Scottish SPCA warned its local centre is nearing capacity.
Developers behind an offshore wind farm close to Dounreay say the project will act as a blueprint for floating wind technology across the world.
Enthusiastic people with a passion for adventure are being sought to help shape the future of hostelling in Scotland.
Every week, we ask readers to submit their own photographs of Caithness in all its glory.
Railway stations in Caithness and Sutherland are on track to have tactile paving installed this year.
A UHI initiative which promotes careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) has received a £900,000 funding boost.
Caithness and Sutherland won't be left out of the expected jobs and investment boon from the Cromarty Firth green freeport deal, it has been claimed.
A national charity is calling for more action to help safeguard older and more vulnerable customers after moves by the energy regulator.
Members and guests of Thurso Rotary Club welcomed the return of its annual Burns' Supper in the Pentland Hotel last week.
With the first guidebook due to be published next month, John Davidson spoke to co-author and John O'Groats Trail founder Jay Wilson about the journey
