Spring is in full bloom in the latest episode of The Highland Vet – the last in the current season.
Refurbishment of an overhead power line stretching from central Sutherland to the north coast of Caithness has been completed ahead of schedule.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson is convinced his new signing Sean Campbell is ready to make the step up to Highland League level.
Manager Ewan McElroy says Halkirk United will have to be at their best if they want to take anything from Saturday's home match against Orkney.
The airport at Wick could be downgraded if air traffic control operations in the Highlands and Islands are centralised in Inverness
A Wick man who wants NHS Highland to release precise Covid-19 numbers says he remains dissatisfied with the way his concerns have been dealt with.
Ashley Ann donated an environmentally friendly rainbow bench to a Thurso primary school after some of its playground furniture had been vandalised.
Caithness macular group is continuing to raise the spirits of people in far-flung parts of the Highlands and Islands through its virtual ceilidhs.
Highland Council recently invested in 10 new winter gritting vehicles to replace some of its ageing fleet that are ready to be deployed when needed.
A north health boss is willing to look at ways of improving maternity services in Caithness, according to local campaign group, Chat.
With many reports of Caithness residents falling foul of scammers a new service launched today may help protect them.
Thurso manager Stevie Reid admitted that last weekend's draw with St Duthus felt like a defeat after two lapses of concentration in the second half.
Ex-Wick Academy stalwart Michael “Joe” Steven is convinced that manager Gary Manson will bring back stability to the club.
Laura Davidson was told Caithness was 'too remote' to make her textile design business a success but now makes international sales.
People in the far north should not have to travel to get the coronavirus vaccine, UK health secretary, Matt Hancock has said.
Caithness has experienced some decidedly topsy-turvy conditions during the past 24 hours, according to local weather watcher Keith Banks.
Covid-19 was reported in three parts of Caithness during the latest seven-day period covered by Public Health Scotland’s interactive dashboard.
Local outrage erupted after a video emerged showing a man empting a chemical toilet on a NC500 lay-by.
Researchers based in Thurso are at the forefront of a new study looking at how marine plastic pollution can be detected from space.
Plans for a Caithness rum distillery will go before Highland Council's north planning applications committee next week.