News from The Courier

Voters in Buckhaven, Methil and Wemyss Villages went to the polls on Thursday to elect a new councillor to replace disgraced David Graham.

The B969 Leven Bridge was still shut on Thursday night - around five hours after the alarm was raised.

The offices in Kirriemuir and Anstruther are to be sold by public auction at the end of November.

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

Geriatric cancer patient Leslie Rutherford was snared when a social worker and a detective made a routine visit to his Kirkcaldy home.

Kyler Paterson subjected the woman to a three-day ordeal and is back behind bars.

Marsha Sturgeon, from Dunfermline, apologised and deleted the comments after being questioned by The Courier.

Fife Council officers have given an update on the future of community use sporting facilities when Inverkeithing High School closes in August.

Nicodem Nacel unleashed his wrath on the boy, 20 years his junior, after picking up a £10 note he dropped.

The community council has objected to the latest Crail Airfield plans but developers say there will be no additional traffic.

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

Improvising workers at Mossmorran swapped a risk-assessed rail for slings but their error at height left a colleague on the floor in hospital.

Curtis Young left his late night robbery bid at Wemyssfield Services empty-handed.

Seven candidates are standing for election to replace former Levenmouth councillor David Graham.

The luxury property boast views of the iconic 17th 'Road Hole' and 18th tee.

Jasmine Mitchell, 23, previously studied medicine at the university.

A man was found injured in the Fife town's High Street on Wednesday morning.

Student Luc Bazley's illegal bid to pay off his credit card debt was discovered by police who raided his home almost three years ago.

'Great Scot' Dr Elspeth King, who has died at the age of 76, was director of the Dunfermline Heritage Trust before leading the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum for 24 years.

People can say whether or not they support the introduction of a Fife visitor levy via an online questionnaire or at one of several drop-in events.

Ten years after The Cheesy Toast Shack began — and one year after the team launched seagull insurance — we catch up with founder Kate Carter-Larg.

Stephen Gray appeared in court with Shannon Harrower, who tried to use one of his victim's bank cards to buy cigarettes and food.

The Laurel Bank Hotel in Markinch featured on the popular TV show last year.

Nothing was found after coastguard teams were also involved in a search off the Fife coast.

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

Fencing has been put up around the old Co-op shop, the Albany Gate shopping precinct and the former Forum Hotel building.

The Courier has taken a look at a series of stunning, multi-million-pound properties on the market.

The A92 crossing was due to shut for 12 nights in November and December.

Locals reported seeing a large police presence on Front Lebanon overnight.

Connor Smith resigned after his racist outburst and sexual assault.