Crime

Andrew Miller (38) turned up at the home in Strathpeffer on May 18, 2024, knocking on the door and then appearing at the utility room.

In 1991, Ullapool was rocked to the core when police seized over £100million worth of drugs just north of the Wester Ross fishing village.

Thieves are being hunted after “a number” of static caravans were broken into at a campsite in Dornoch.

A text message offer from an Easter Ross man selling drugs was sent to the wrong person who contacted the police.

At one point Muldoon demanded a helicopter to fly him from Alness to London.

He appeared by video link at Inverness Sheriff Court to admit a total of five charges whereby he sent a 13 and 17-year-old explicit photos.

Two men have appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court following an alleged street attack in Invergordon last week.

A son attacked his father after coming to stay with family in North Kessock at Hogmanay when he got told off for letting the pet dog escape.

A forgetful Easter Ross woman was arrested in Inverness's Porterfield Prison because she forgot she had an LSD tablet in her pocket.

A motorist has been reported for "road traffic offences" after a three-vehicle crash on the A9 on Thursday.

Police are asking the public for help after a “serious assault” in Invergordon left two men hospitalised.

Police said two men were arrested in connection with a serious assault and enquiries are ongoing.

A man whose dog attacked a deer while being used to hunt hares at a Caithness cemetery has become the first to be convicted under new hunting laws.

Two men have been hospitalised following a “disturbance” in Invergordon that has left the High Street cordoned off by police.

Police officers in Dingwall are appealing for information after a bike was stolen yesterday from outside the leisure centre.

Teens as young as 16 were caught with drugs, and a knife was also recovered by police during 115 stops and searches in Ross & Cromarty.

Reports of careless driving on the A82 involving a green sports car has triggered a police appeal for information.

The signs, which advised of the illegal use of off-road motorcycles, were damaged between January 23 and 26.

An Inverness shop worker was struck on the hand with the blades of a pair of scissors by a Ross-shire man who had asked him to leave.

The Highlands had the highest number of drug-driving offences recorded in Scotland during the festive period, according to figures shared by police.