News from The Courier

The comic book convention was held at the town's Mercat Shopping Centre on Saturday.

The owners of two other well-known Fife restaurants say they will keep on all staff.

Cameron Wells, 22, stole a Kelty pensioner's car while she stepped inside briefly to fetch her handbag.

Robert Gillan, from Cults Mill, put up a sign he bought in Norway to attract bus drivers' attention, fearing he could be killed at the side of the road.

Balgove Larder in St Andrews was crowned champion at the Scottish Countryside Alliance Awards.

The woman was also been charged in connection with drugs offences alongside a 46-year-old man. 

Lucy Jess, head teacher at both Wormit and Balmerino primary schools, was pictured leaving court with husband Patrick Jess.

Neil Gordon was due to fly from Athens on Friday afternoon.

The midfielder will appear in the Women's Clasico against Barcelona on Sunday.

University Principal, Professor Dame Sally Mapstone, says the findings raise important questions about the practices and wealth that shaped St Andrews.

Shop owner Dan Vranceanu lost as much as £600 a day in takings and struggled to stock his shelves.

Martin Dickson from Glastonbury hooked a Range Rover to the boat and made off with it.

The SNP motorhome was taken by police in Dunfermline in April 2023.

A clean-up operation is underway in Cardenden.

The Audi collided with several vehicles and a property.

Drivers faced delays after the crash on the southbound carriageway on Thursday.

Morris Anthony's racist abuse was one of four crimes to which he pled guilty.

Fear not, weary hikers, for Fife has an abundance of coastal cafes and excellent eateries.

Quarry owner Breedon has assessed the impact of its plans to yield a further three million tonnes of aggregate on the community.

The woman was approached by a man dressed in dark clothing while walking in Methil.

Officers have told The Courier they believe the find is linked to the supply of class A drugs.

The memorial includes the names of 610 soldiers killed during the First World War.

Paul Reddington failed in his defence at trial and is now banned, unemployed and homeless as a result.

The Albert Tavern, in Freuchie, is on the market for £195,000. 

School attendance is a key priority for Fife Council, which has looked into reasons for absence and how to improve the figures.

Videos of Rebecca's Chinese Takeaway in Kirkcaldy have received millions of views on TikTok.

BBC Scotland announced that the soap will end in 2026, over 20 years after its first episode.

The house has two balconies and a private gate leading to the shoreline.

Neil Weir, who has cerebral palsy, has raised money to help Rachel Borthwick - whose partner is Graham Carey.

One mum says she has stopped her children from playing in the park.