Top stories of the week

Police investigating the suspected murder of 55-year-old William McCormick, known as Pat, have issued a fresh appeal for information - and have asked the public to be on the lookout for discarded clothing or his phone.

One of the major success stories coming out of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland’s General Assembly has been the planting of a new church in Belfast city centre.

Detectives are investigating after an incident at a house in Castlederg last night, Friday, June 7.

Sinn Fein has declined to say if it has ever sent a representative to a PSNI graduation ceremony in 17 years, after the Chief Constable renewed his call on nationalist leaders to back careers in policing for young Catholics.

Police got a little more than they bargained for after sharing a humorous post on Facebook about a slow puncture on one of their vehicles.

A police vehicle required a ‘deep clean’ before it could be used again after a criminal damage incident.

The lord chief justice for Northern Ireland has emphasised that he has never taken a political position on how to deal with the unresolved issues of the Troubles.

After crashing into the rear of a car a 34-year-old woman drove on and was involved in a second collision before making off on foot.