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A charity for fishermen has highlighted the impact the coronavirus epidemic is having on the industry – and says it is there to help.
ScotRail has thanked its customers for wearing face coverings while making essential journeys and following its five rules for safer travel.
A group of local people have transformed the gardens adjacent to St Fergus Church in Wick with a colourful display of blooms.
A Caithness-based animal rights campaigner has started a bid to help save an endangered creature linked to Covid-19.
A group of inspired villagers set about brightening Lybster up a bit with a colourful display on Harbour Road.
Wick High School's rector has been working with Highland Council on a special project involved with the reopening of Highland schools.
A young Lybster woman has created a new mental health resource for Caithness residents.
A woman from Wick has been praised for raising spirits and charity cash during lockdown with an online singing show.
A virtual meeting of Wick High School Parent Council highlighted issues with the plans to reopen the school fully on August 12
Police are appealing for information following a disturbance that took place in Wick's Kennedy Terrace .
The body of man was recovered from cliffs at West Murkle yesterday.
Eastern Airways has been accused of a lack of transparency over its withdrawal of passenger flights from Wick John O'Groats Airport.
A vivid purple field of wild flowers has been turning heads on the A99 near Reiss.
A Thurso family think they were deliberately targeted by a vandal who attacked their car.
All eligible young people in Caithness are being encouraged to apply for a weekly, term time allowance of £30 per week from August.
A Wick man studying for a doctorate sat in the Westminster Parliament to 'support the Speaker of the House of Commons'.
Interest in amateur radio in Caithness has shot up since lockdown, according to a Wick enthusiast.
Various rules have been issued for safer rail travel urging passengers to use a face covering and to avoid travelling at peak commuting times.
There was a centenary celebration at Thurso’s Pentland View care home as resident Bessie Robertson marked her 100th birthday.
Elinor Spencer has been using her lockdown exercise time to clear road verges from rubbish around her home at Achreamie near Dounreay.
