Crime

An investigation is being carried out by the British Transport Police after a break-in at Thurso railway station on Monday night (January 13).

Scammers are targeting Highland rail passengers with fake unlimited travel deals, ScotRail has warned.

The family of Nairn’s Alistair Wilson, murdered in 2004, said they were “extremely grateful” to the First Minister after he met with them yesterday.

The First Minister has met the family of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson, whose murder remains unsolved after more than two decades.

Highlands and Islands police area records crashes involving 585 drivers over a 13-month period.

An elderly Caithness man warns locals to be aware of a scam in which he believed he had won a competition organised by ‘the richest man in the world’

Highland councillor Raymond Bremner shed light and commented on the recent vandalism that led to the closure of the Whitechapel toilets in Wick.

The recently refurbished Whitechapel public toilets in Wick, thought to be almost vandal proof, have been closed again due to vandalism.

A cybersecurity expert warns Caithness travellers to not overshare info on social media over the festive season.

Scotland’s senior law officer has encouraged victims not to suffer in silence this festive period.

FOI results prompt police to issue range of tips to keep your property safe over the festive period.

Police officers will be working with communities and patrolling roads across Caithness as they focus on preventing drink and drug driving.

Wild swimmers flagged up a possible environmental concern after a tractor was seen at Scrabster allegedly dumping waste in the sea.

A Caithness man who drove in Wester Ross while he was disqualified has been restricted to his home for four months and wear an electronic tag.

Highland parents are being urged not to turn puppy love at Christmas into a financial pipeline for criminal gangs.

Caithness rail passengers who attempt to travel without paying the correct fare are warned that ScotRail will be clamping down on such activities.

Andrew Wilson, then aged four, saw his father Alistair lying in a pool of blood after he was shot in Nairn.

Figures show 89 offences recorded in Highlands and Islands during last year's festive period

Thieves have stolen a number of cars after drivers left them unattended to defrost amid the ongoing cold snap, police have warned.

A Thurso dog owner talked about his anguish and delight after his dog was stolen at Inverness and found a few days later in Elgin.