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Frequent snow showers will affect Caithness overnight on Sunday and into Monday warns the Met Office.
The composite picture fronting this story speaks volumes and shows how charity Caithness Seal Rehab and Release works wonders for sickly seals.
The potential benefits of using drones to help with traffic issues in Caithness and beyond was discussed at a community council meeting on Monday.
Crime statistics for Wick, in the month of November last year, were revealed at a meeting of the town's community council on Monday evening.
Home-Start Caithness has secured a second year of grant funding totalling £10K from Bank of Scotland Foundation’s funding programme, Reach.
A police report, addressed at a Wick community council meeting last night, said that violence at home is a key issue.
Big-hearted Macie Shearer, aged eight, from Thurso sang her way to raising £2175 for charity with a special Advent calendar singing challenge.
After a spectacular rainbow over Watten on Saturday afternoon, a rare ghost rainbow, or fogbow, was seen in the same position today.
Caithness residents saw the funny side of potholes with a Santa gonk waylaid in Wick and an improvised duck pond seen in Lybster.
A Wick and East Caithness councillor has pointed out potential danger issues at a children's play park and an adjacent vehicle turning point in Wick.
Pulteneytown People's Project in Wick had a special community meal as a thank you to all the staff, volunteers and members of the public.
The Scottish Ambulance Service sent an update on the one-vehicle crash on the A9 at Borgue, north of Berriedale, this morning.
Police Scotland has sent further details on the crash at Borgue near Berriedale on the A9 this morning and said ambulance services were called.
Traffic Scotland highlighted a vehicle accident on the A9 at Borgue close to Berriedale today (January 4) at around 10am.
A Lybster resident is delighted that a 'waste of money' safe road crossing plan for the village has been cancelled by the council.
After a social media post declared that a popular craft event at Watten Village Hall was in need of a new organiser, Glyn Salisbury stepped in.
A new guide has been released to provide resources and support systems for the community during the winter months.
A new page has been set up on Facebook for a monthly craft fair at Watten village hall.
Caithness Family History Society’s first meeting of 2024 is on January 9 and on the topic of brochs.
ScotRail is steaming into 2024 with scores of vacancies set to be filled as part of its biggest recruitment drive in years.
