A former Inverness man now living in Alness spat at a police officer who had wanted to question him about another matter.
A Ross-shire man and woman appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court on two charges of attempted murder.
A 39-year-old painter injured a workmate when he crashed his van into a tree, 13 miles east of Kyle in the summer of 2019.
A 27-year-old Fortrose man who had been on a drug treatment and testing order relapsed and started shoplifting.
Two Inverness pubs are raising money for the people of Ukraine.
A man who had already been remanded for the equivalent of a 38 month sentence was sentenced in a manner that meant he would be immediately released.
A digger driver came home from working a week away to a request from his partner that he pay the bills.
A man appeared in private at court charged with the attempted murder of five police officers by throwing Molotov cocktail type bottles at them.
The man had faced other more serious sex offences at the High Court in Inverness, but a jury found four other charges not proven by a majority.
An apprentice welder panicked when police tried to stop him riding his dirt bike in a forest.
A faulty mobile phone cost an Alness man £290 after he lost his temper with a repairman.
A new reality TV show is seeking Highland singletons looking for love to apply for Greek Island competition
A 27-year-old man was branded "a danger to women" by a sheriff who jailed him at Inverness Sheriff Court for a total of 40 months.
A history of bad blood reached boiling point when a Kyle of Lochalsh woman made a late night visit and punched another woman several times.
An offensive remark about a friend's mother who had recently died resulted in a broken nose for the man who made the comment.
A Ross-shire building site confrontation led to a joiner unleashing a flurry of punches and kicks at a fellow workmate.
A motorist who smoked cannabis while waiting in a Ross-shire lay-by for breakdown assistance was fined £420 and banned from driving for a year.
A man was jailed for eight months and banned from driving for two years after a high speed pursuit by police through the Highland capital this week.
A 31-year-old North Kessock man frightened his partner after climbing onto a roof and shouting threats at her.
An opportunity has been missed to help countless small businesses being overwhelmed by massive energy price hikes, according to a business leader.
