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Caithness Chamber of Commerce has criticised delays in payments made by banks and insurers to companies during the Covid-19 crisis.
With church congregations across Caithness unable to gather due to coronavirus restrictions, Easter this year will be very different.
With people having to spend more time indoors, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service says it wants to keep everyone safe.
The Mey Highland Games, which would have marked its 50th anniversary this year, has been cancelled for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
This week's pink moon phenomenon had many in the far north reach for their cameras to capture the incredible lunar light show.
Officers are appealing for information following reports of a white car being driven at significant speeds along the A9 between Inverness and Wick.
A Latheronwheel mum is fighting on to have allergy care policy statutory in all schools and nurseries after her government petition was dismissed.
The Scottish SPCA appeals to trap and snare operators to fulfil their legal welfare obligation of not causing unnecessary suffering.
During the uncertainty and isolation of the Covid-19 outbreak Highland Council is giving advice for individuals offering their time to help others.
A Thurso woman's crowdfunder appeal for emergency medical equipment has exceeded her initial expectations with over £3000 above the initial target.
A Wick solicitor says he has seen a 'meteoric growth' in quick and affordable online wills since the coronavirus lockdown.
A professional photographer living at Whaligoe has had one of his images shortlisted for a major photographic competition.
Dog waste bins have been reported overflowing and creating a potential health hazard in Thurso.
Staff at the Nucleus archive centre in Wick are encouraging people to keep diaries during the Covid-19 pandemic.
ScotRail says that its staff are 'working round the clock' to provide vital transport for key workers.
An organisation promoting tourism in Caithness and Sutherland is rising to the challenges the industry faces due to Covid-19.
With various restrictions and guidelines to follow during the Covid-19 pandemic, queues are becoming a more common sight throughout Caithness.
A Caithness author and café owner has created an internet story channel to help folk beat the lockdown blues.
Wick High School computing science teacher Chris Aitken is creating face masks to help protect frontline health workers during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Many small businesses currently open during the Covid-19 pandemic are providing a lifeline to local people stuck at home.
