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Members of the public were alerted to a police presence at Shelligoe Road in Lybster this morning.
There will be a coffee afternoon at St Fergus Church in Wick this Saturday in aid of the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association
A BBC weather presenter was left embarrassed when the John O'Groats picture she used as a backdrop showed a line of portaloos.
Wick's community council led an initiative to brighten up the town's harbour with volunteers transforming a series of old sheds using vibrant colours.
Experts at a national trade body are urging householders to call in pest professionals if they discover a wasp nest in their home or garden.
Caithness households will still face high energy bills this winter despite Ofgem lowering the energy price cap, says a national advice service.
Bella is a sweet and sassy cat looking for her forever home.
A Watten man said the public should be aware of a scam doing the rounds which may cost you a lot of money if you fall for it.
Can anyone in Caithness provide a home for a pointer-lab mix called Adam who is being fostered in Peterhead but originally comes from Turkey?
Watten Village Hall was buzzing with visitors last Saturday for a celebration of its 50th year.
Highland Council has proposed actions in the short and long term to address the issue of the recent flooding in Thurso.
The death knell has sounded for a Caithness creative glass studio with an international reputation as provisional liquidators were called in.
A campaigner from Thurso criticised the UK government for its slow progress on disability rights.
Stagecoach employees in Caithness have discounted access to all High Life Highland leisure facilities, thanks to a new corporate deal.
A cottage near the Norseman Hotel in Wick was attended to by fire crews at 9pm last night after smoke was seen at the site.
An aircraft that touched down at Wick airport yesterday was no ordinary plane and was collecting detailed info on the Flow Country.
Thurso councillors have asked the local authority to treat the ongoing problem of town centre flooding as an "emergency" issue.
Whittles Publishing's new book will appeal to anyone with an interest in the Highlands or those who have ever considered a change of lifestyle.
People struggling in Caithness have been urged to seek support for debt and money worries as the numbers asking for help soared over the summer.
Despite the torrential downpours of Saturday morning the day brightened for a particularly sunny Thrumster Game and Countryside Fair.
