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A dog walker heard a woman screaming for help at Ness-side as she was seized by the hair and pulled to the ground.
The prestigious Highland Business Awards are set to return on September 26.
A man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for the attempted murder of an 84-year-old shop worker in Inverness.
A violent rapist has been jailed for 14 years after a judge branded his offending against one victim as "obnoxious in the extreme".
A 48 year old Inverness man was grieving the death of a family member and went out to get drunk a court was told.
The drunken messages were sent to her months after he narrowly avoided a jail sentence.
Police had to be called to a HMO after he refused to leave the premises.
She objected to him putting his arm round another woman.
A drug dealer was given a last chance to stay out of jail, with just two weeks to prove she will co-operate with social workers.
Court told she had a relapse after her father died.
Sheriff gives Scots Guard soldier shorter ban after being told he will be punished by Army
A man was fined almost £1000 at Inverness Sheriff Court, and up to £40,000 worth of stock was seized, after his shop flouted age laws.
The sheriff was told that Cochrane was ‘the author of his own misfortune’.
The assault was part of a nine-day crime spree which included two more attacks.
Defence and prosecution couldn’t agree whether there had been full disclosure of the evidence.
Solicitor helped homeless man avoid custodial sentence after criticism around unpaid community work.
She is facing a prison sentence after she admitted her second conviction for dealing drugs.
Sheriff: “It is unfortunate you find yourself in court at the age of 51 and have been up until now a law abiding citizen”
It stemmed from a neighbourly dispute involving antisocial behaviour.
His defence solicitor told Inverness Sheriff Court: "They are pretty small quantities.”
