News from The Courier

Fife Council engineers will investigate the cause of the damage.

Harry Wood, from Wellwood on the outskirts of Dunfermline, was among six neighbours who shared the windfall.

Wheelchair user Joe Logue's midday ordeal led to the bridge having to close.

Fife crowds gather for Markinch Highland Games with solo piping and 8k cycle highlight.

Emergency services were called to the B995, near the Forgan Roundabout on the A92.

Pete Wishart claims an investigation is "beyond the remit" of the Scottish Affairs Committee.

Jason and Charlotte Macpherson will be taking five-week-old Isabella and their other children across the pond.

Marchmont Gate was closed after police were called to examine the firearm.

The Craigtoun Country Park attraction will reopen to the public later this year for the first time in a quarter of a century.

The sheriff said society "must show its disapproval' for the type of perversion shown by Jon Michie.

The pretty fishing village of Crail may be more well known for its fishing heritage but one family has been serving meat products to the people of the East Neuk for 100 years.

Crowds gathered at the West Fife Agricultural Show in Crossgates for a day of livestock competitions, family fun and agricultural education.

Our pictures of the Fife leavers' end of year celebration.

Emergency services were called to Main Street in Torryburn at 4.10pm on Friday. 

The collision occurred near Drumoig on Friday evening

Pictures show the full scale of the proposed hyperscale data centre near Auchtertool.

Fife artist Kirsty Stevens tells The Courier’s Michael Alexander how she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis while studying in Dundee. Now 40, her work features in the new Design and Disability exhibition at V&A Dundee.

Jack 'O' Bryan's has announced it will likely remain shut until the autumn.

Two vehicles were involved in the incident.

The 41-year-old was driving her car when the man, who appeared to be injured, signalled for her to stop.

The Kingdom Shopping Centre is set to host the popular coffee chain.

Our pictures from the Kirkcaldy school's leavers' prom.

A teenager turned up at a former friend's house with a knife in the row.

Scottish Water has responded to conflicting claims about supply to a proposed hyperscale data centre near Auchtertool.

The 60-year-old says he has become a "prisoner" in his own home due to a lack of wheelchair access.

Ninian Stuart has spoken out for the first time after it was revealed that hundreds of animals at Falkland Estate would be slaughtered.

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

A selection of pool and snooker tables, and a darts area, will be placed in the East Burnside building.

The disgraced former SNP chief potentially defrauded HMRC during his £400,000 crime spree.

The sanctuary at Pittencrieff Park was flooded during a thunderstorm on Tuesday.