Crime

The family of Stefan Sutherland, whose body was found at Occumster six years ago, want a fresh inquiry into his death.

A plan for Caithness police officers to use mobile technology by next spring has been described as "a very big step forward".

Thurso man Paul Cannop, who killed a friend in a row over a £40 debt, is facing a life sentence.

Alleged theft from private land at Mid Clyth

Police are appealing for information regarding damage done to a motor vehicle in Wick.

A Caithness detective who worked on the notorious Jack the Ripper murders will be the subject of an illustrated talk in Thurso.

Police in Wick have issued a stark warning to those involved with vandalism and antisocial behaviour.

Better CCTV monitoring throughout Caithness will help tackle crime and improve security for passengers.

A new area police commander has been appointed for the north Highlands.

Whisky Wars by Malcolm Archibald highlights the darker side of Highland life during the Victorian era.

A Thrumster man talked about the distress and anger he felt after having to deal with an aggressive phone scammer.

Another theft of heating oil has recently occurred in the caithness countryside with the latest incident happening in Altnabreac.

Police in Caithness are encouraging people to drive safely after a number of incidents on the county's roads in a 24-hour period.

A Wick town centre business is to close after almost 10 years of trading due to newly-enforced parking restrictions.

Enforcement officers have finally taken to the streets of Wick to tackle the scourge of illegally parked vehicles.

The Italian owner of the Wick cemetery gatehouse explains why he feels "abandoned and victimised" over the vandalism to his property.

Police were called out to two separate incidents in Wick over the weekend, although there have been no arrests yet.

A mix of children's toys, drug user equipment and empty booze bottles were found lying side-by-side at a derelict building in Wick Cemetery.

A popular Thurso musician is furious about "the unnecessary aggression" of police officers towards him.

A local Highland councillor is warning about a new scam in which the public are duped into paying fees to have their council tax reassessed.