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Scotland’s richest man has been accused of greenwashing after his private jet firm made more than 1100 trips despite his environmental aims.
Concerned witnesses in a supermarket car park reported a drink-driver after seeing her attempting to put her keys in the ignition several times.
A man who had just been released from prison asked a sheriff to send him back because he was homeless.
Motorist gets ban of over a year as part of sentence at Inverness Sheriff Court.
Inverness Sheriff Court hears 42-year-old has sought help to wean herself off the narcotic.
Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last week.
An Easter Ross man and his friend who were in their cars on the A9 north were caught speeding at 104mph in a 60mph section of the road.
Court hears he took off woman’s glasses while assaulting her.
Ryan MacDonald (31) committed the offences - which included three charges of rape - in the Sutherland, Inverness and Aberdeen areas.
A former Inverness man was told to stay away from the city and Scotland after he admitted threatening his neighbours.
After the jury returned its verdict, they were told Bruce Davis had a previous attempted murder conviction.
"I never hit my mother once,” 52-year-old tells the High Court in Inverness.
Sheriff has “deep concerns” about prospect of abuser and victim getting back together.
“I always thought I was safe with him, but not any more,” 78-year-old told police.
The demonstration followed a route from the bottom of Stephen’s Brae across Ness Bridge and to Bught Park in Inverness.
A company director elbowed a man on the face in a case of apparent mistaken identity in a nightclub.
Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last week.
A paedophile who said the child he repeatedly raped initiated sex with him has been jailed for 10 years.
She earlier fibbed to loved ones that she had signed million-pound contracts.
The financial numbers game is becoming much more of a feature of healthcare and treatment, except it's no game, says our columnist.
