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A driver who had no insurance cover got off Scot-free at Wick Sheriff Court last week.
A Wick man is alleged to have been responsible for an accident that resulted in a rock breaking from the trailer he was towing and hitting a car.
A Royal Mail worker was suspicious about a package bound for an address in Austria said to contain an item of clothing.
A man is alleged to have unleashed a tirade of drunken abuse at the duty police officer at Wick Sheriff Court.
A Wick woman is alleged to have assaulted a police officer at the town's hospital earlier in the summer.
A new date has been set at Wick Sheriff Court for the trial of four men who were allegedly armed with baseball bats in a street in the town.
Two 24-year-olds who became involved in a late-night melee at a Thurso taxi rank were said to be apologetic and remorseful for their actions.
Leslie Robertson was said to have turned to drink to cope with issues he was facing at the time, described in court as "a pressure cooker situation".
A takeaway worker from Bulgaria was racially abused during a smoking break by a 51-year-old man, Wick Sheriff Court has been told.
A Thurso driver was more than three times the legal drug limit when police recorded him travelling at speeds of up to 100 mph, a sheriff has heard.
A teenager who previously admitted breaches of overnight curfews has been given a final chance to avoid a spell in a young offenders' institution.
A Wick man fighting a crack cocaine habit has been spared jail for a disturbance he caused at the home of his erstwhile partner.
The man admitted a series of offences including possession of drugs, disorderly behaviour and resisting police officers
Drug users whose cannabis supplies had run out were given a helping hand by Thomas Nutter, Wick Sheriff Court heard last week.
An ill wind didn't blow driver Dean Pawson any good.
Driver John Smith didn't beat about the bush when he was pulled over by the police.
Ambulance technician Claire Gunn got an unexpected reaction when she turned out to assist a troubled Wick woman.
A sheriff heard about a dramatic stand-off at a house in a Caithness village where a young man threatened to cut off some of his fingers with an axe.
A John O’Groats woman has been accused of embezzlement.
The PC will require to have tests to ensure he has not suffered an infection.
