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Officers were called to the Fife town to separate groups of youths on Tuesday night. 

The Kirkcaldy club is investigating after damage was caused to the stadium on Sunday.

The road was closed in both directions between the Preston and Tullis Russell roundabouts. 

Motorists across the region have endured high prices and empty pumps.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Police were called to Selkirk Street, opposite Markinch railway station, on Monday afternoon.

Scottish Water says its teams are investigating an an issue with the water supply in the Fife village.

Fraser Baggaley was seen by several witnesses as he drunkenly assaulted a former friend.

Emergency crews dealing with the incident were forced to close the northbound carriageway.

David Laird says the 14-month closure will have a significant effect on businesses.

Around a dozen youngsters were reportedly in the area shouting just before the incident.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Charlie Melville died at his Tayport home in March.

The claim contrasts how much money has come to Holyrood compared with how much is sent on for spending by the council.

Drivers have been warned about disruption on the Swallow Roundabout in Dundee and several other key routes across the region.

The Stark's Park gaffer and partner Lauren lost baby daughter Remi after just 20 days last year.

families enjoyed the Easter trail at Falkland Palace.

The property boasts a large landscaped garden and stunning sea views.

Lamb feeding, egg hunt highlight Easter at Wellsgreen Farm.

A man was pronounced dead at the scene near Bawbee Bridge.

Some local authorities have already agreed to pub licensing extensions during the tournament. Here's what's on the cards in Fife.

Services have been disrupted following an incident at Dalmeny.

Police alerted after Harbour Stores shop on High Street targeted.

The Little Shop of Heroes hopes there can be a "levelling of the playing field".

A bridge is set to be replaced.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

David Toshack claimed he had been discriminated against for having 'sex-realist' or 'gender critical' beliefs.

The outgoing health board executive announced her resignation last year after intense scrutiny.

Matthew MacDonald, 57, admitted attempted murder.

Kerry Newins targeted two residents in Newport, including one with dementia.