News from The Courier

The Aurora Borealis put on an amazing display across the region.

The figures "show how chaotic the rail service is for most rail passengers in Fife", according to an MSP.

Dozens of people welcomed the new year with a bracing dip.

Steven Buddie was last seen just after midnight on New Year's Day.

The road was closed for several hours following the collision.

Officers do not believe the death is suspicious.

It comes after heavy rain caused disruption on Hogmanay.

Dookers saw out 2024 by jumping into Anstruther Harbour.

Proceeds from the sales, estimated at about £1.6 million, will be put into local congregations.

A host of exciting events are coming to the region in the next 12 months.

The boy made racist gestures at Jiordia Wragg after being removed from her cafe.

Tia Walker was last seen on High Street in Freuchie on Monday.

Three fire appliances were called to the scene on the A915.

The seven men have been reported missing for an extended period of time.

The teen sensation was set to star in the Kingdom 2025 Masters.

The Kelty man kept his award a secret despite literally blowing his own trumpet for a living.

Events have been cancelled and roads have been closed.

Police had searched Letham Woods after reports the Fife man was missing.

Gillian is delighted to be named in the King's New Year Honours list.

Smaller, revised plans are expected in the new year.

Many people in north east Fife complain a high number of holiday homes restricts access to affordable housing.

New schools and a major new road are also on the cards.

The developer scrapped the original Feddinch plans in response to community feedback.

Included in the list is Freuchie cricketer David Christie and Kinross businessman Robert Purvis.

Gary McIntyre, who is accused of culpable and reckless conduct, was remanded in custody.

The last sighting of Jamie Muir was on Thursday December 19.

Hamilton Accies released a statement on the ex-Dark Blues, Rangers, Arbroath and Raith Rovers player's condition.

A 20-year-old man was injured in the incident.

We take a look at the latest reports for care homes, nurseries and after-school clubs across Tayside, Fife and Stirling.

Two men were jailed and a third narrowly avoided imprisonment after they forced their way into their victim's bedroom and caused him to lose a tooth.