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After sitting in a lay-by near Keiss for around six months, an abandoned car was finally removed last weekend after it had been set ablaze.
Extra funding of £12k was approved today to fix 'inappropriate and unsatisfactory' stonework after demolition of the former Sloans building in Wick.
Twenty-year-old Megan Baker from Barrock said she was delighted to have achieved a gold Young Equestrian Leaders Award (YELA).
Highland Council asks drivers to be aware that conditions can change rapidly and make their own assessments before travelling.
An alert has been issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) of flooding in Caithness due to heavy rain this morning.
A creative glass studio based in Lybster has an opportunity for a local artist to get involved in an international collaboration.
Highland Council warn of black ice on Caithness roads and across the far north this morning. Rain, sleet and hale showers.
Age Scotland is warning older people to be on the look-out for Covid related scams after recent reports of 'heartless' tricks.
A 10ft section of wall at a residential property in Wick was smashed down after a road accident on Thurso Road this morning.
Licensed taxi and private hire drivers in Caithness now have the opportunity to take advantage of a new grant scheme.
Highland Pride is looking for creative people in Caithness to get involved in the LGBTQ+ community event next month.
Highland Council warn of frost and ice on Caithness roads and across the far north this morning.
Caithness residents who are on low income and experiencing fuel insecurities as a result of Covid-19 can apply for special funding from the council.
Army cadets from Caithness offered comfort to a TV celebrity fundraiser when he had to stop just 23km short of a world record.
Railway passenger numbers have been hit hard by the pandemic with figures released on Friday showing a 90 per cent reduction from a 'normal' service.
Highland Council warn of black ice on Caithness roads and across the far north this morning.
A painting featuring in a new online show by a Wick artist was lauded by a scientist who worked in psychedelic therapy in the 1950s.
Many small businesses in Caithness forced to close during the pandemic are expected to receive payouts on insurance claims after a ruling today.
Highland Council winter road condition report for Friday, January 15.
There will be a temporary road closure in Thurso next week to carry out road repairs.
