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The Met Office updated its forecast on Storm Babet and extended warnings until the end of Saturday to cater for ongoing rain across eastern Scotland.
Pedestrians were forced to make diversions around rotting fish and splattered innards on Wick Bridge yesterday.
Ollie and Sammie Hall have raised money for the needy for the third consecutive year thanks to their unique lemonade recipe.
Despite weather conditions being tough the ground was in good shape for the vintage tractor ploughing match at West Greenland farm on Saturday.
Thurso's provost Struan Mackie talked about the "cack-handed planning and communication" from the SSPCA over the closure of its Balmore animal centre.
A section of the A9 next to the Causewaymire Wind Farm was closed off into the early hours of Tuesday after a serious accident on Monday afternoon.
The final shortlist for the 2023 Highland Art Prize has been announced and two Caithness artists are featured.
When a drum filled with bags of powder was found on Dunnet beach in January speculation was rife that it could be toxic waste or illicit drugs.
Fairytale ending for wild swimmer who saw her Croc clog wash out to sea – like Cinderella she is reunited with her lost shoe.
SSEN Transmission has set out its network development plan including a controversial overhead power line with "mega pylons" from Spittal to Beauly.
Police Scotland sent out an appeal for witnesses after five youths assaulted a male in Thurso town centre on the evening of Saturday, September 30.
Local events for the current Scottish Mental Health and Arts Festival included an evening of musical performances at the E'Shed in Thurso.
Three of the county's Highland councillors added their voices to the growing concerns around the imminent closure of the SSPCA rescue centre.
Campaign for Real Ale officials travelled to John O'Groats to congratulate the Last House pub for making it into this year's Good Beer Guide.
A young mum spoke about the damage caused to her car after two pothole incidents on Wick's streets in the space of a few weeks.
Well-known Caithness disability campaigner Louise Smith turned her skills to reviewing an operatic performance at Thurso High School.
Thurso and Northwest Caithness councillor Karl Rosie talked about the financial and Net Zero benefits gained from careful management of heating.
Vulnerable people in Caithness have been urged not to miss out on £150 worth of help for their energy bills.
Luke McDowall from Wick had an impressive championship win in a field of sport he normally doesn't involve himself in – cage boxing.
A rise in solar crime should act as a call to action for eco-conscious homeowners to check their security and insurance, an expert has warned.
