A drug driver caught in police vehicle checks has been fined £400 and banned for 16 months.
Two men are alleged to have carried out a serious attack on a man, using a broken bottle or other implement, to the danger of his life.
A Wick driver is facing a string of road traffic offence charges. Holly Mackay pleaded not guilty to all of the counts at Wick Sheriff Court.
An overnight fall-out with her Orkney partner led to a Wick woman ending up on a drink-driving charge.
A drug dealer has admitted supplying cannabis on a ferry crossing between the mainland and Orkney.
National Child Abuse Investigation officers raided a Wick man's former home and found hundreds of child abuse videos and still images on his devices.
There has been yet another delay in the protracted case of fraud-accused Fiona Taylor.
A Watten woman is to fight an allegation that she forced her way into the home of her former partner, grabbed hold of him and caused a disturbance.
A Thurso man became the latest driver to flout the drug-driving legislation and put his job at risk.
A Cambridgeshire driver has been accused of having hit a pedestrian after losing control of his vehicle at John O'Groats.
A pedestrian became concerned when a young Kirkcaldy driver stopped and asked him for directions.
A driver was forced to take action to avoid a collision when he was faced with a motorist coming the opposite way on the Berriedale Braes.
A driver was clocked by police in Caithness at 105mph – described by a sheriff as "a grossly excessive" speed.
A Thurso woman has admitted leaving her dog alone without food and water for three days.
A Scrabster woman embezzled more than £25,000 from the local community association she chaired.
A young Lybster man has been accused of threatening or abusive behaviour and possession of an imitation firearm.
Wick Sheriff Court now has a permanent sheriff after Neil Wilson returned to the court in which he had previously served as a solicitor.
A Caithness man was due to face the music at Kirkwall Sheriff Court on Wednesday for a dust-up he caused in St Margaret's Hope in the summer.
Fresh doubt about whether a protracted £40,000 fraud trial will proceed surfaced at Wick Sheriff Court this week.
An Ayrshire man has been accused of having an offensive weapon – a walking stick – in his possession and using it in an assault.