The 41-year-old - the NBA's all-time leading scorer - and some of his former Cleveland Cavaliers teammates have been travelling around by helicopter to experience some of Scotland's top golf courses.

Drivers have been told to expect delays

What does it take to pull off a champion at the Royal Highland Show? Well, it's an expensive hobby requiring more than a little care and attention

The elections come after Stephen Flynn and Stephen Gethins left the Commons following their election to Holyrood last month

“I’m so proud, actually, of the Scottish team, but also the fans,” the 46-year-old actor said

Currie Star FC plays matches and trains at Dovecot Park at Kingsknowe, where it maintains one 9-a-side pitch, two 7-a-side pitches, one 5-a-side pitch and a small training pitch.

Andrew Yearly, 53, was last seen in the Keose area of Lochs on the Isle of Lewis on Wednesday

Under proposals by City of Edinburgh Council, tram lines would be built along the A7 into the Old Town and Edinburgh University.

The head of Scotland's biggest ferry operator has raised the prospect of a major shake-up of how the country's troubled ferry network is run, suggesting the historic reasons for keeping ferry owner CMAL and operator CalMac separate have largely...

Edinburgh City Council paid to send hundreds of homeless families out of the city last year, with figures showing the Fringe worsens the crisis.

Newly elected Glasgow Central MSP and SNP minister Alison Thewliss was forced to return a £1,000 election donation after it was deemed impermissible. The cash was returned a fortnight after the Holyrood vote.

Pubs, bars and restaurants are more than businesses - they are places where people come together, and that's the real value

The show showcases Scottish produce - but campaigners say farmed salmon should be off limits.

Seats have been installed throughout the 120-year-old venue's auditorium.

The Scottish National Investment Bank’s unique role presents a compelling opportunity within the housing sector

Increasingly polarised public discourse that is beginning to shape workplace relationships, writes Musab Hemsi

Fife councillor Aude Boubaker-Calder says sexism, abuse and intimidation in local politics have left her feeling powerless, as a new report reveals widespread misogyny

New Engender research found 90% of women councillors surveyed in Scotland experienced sexism, misogyny or gender-based violence during their political careers.

Official election receipts filed in Glasgow reveal Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar was the party's most expensive candidate, spending £30,555.19 in his heavy defeat to the SNP's Zen Ghani.

Trains going in and out of Glasgow Queen Street face being delayed or cancelled due to a signalling fault

Here are eight bars and restaurants that are new to Glasgow this summer. In the space of just a few weeks, familiar names have opened a Basque‑inspired wine bar, revealed plans for a southside neighbourhood offshoot and begun a new chapter at a cit...

A team of young filmmakers from Edinburgh has won a national award for a short film exploring identity, culture and belonging.

Dundee-based Scottish Dance Theatre has been crowned Best Mid-Scale Company at the National Dance Awards during its 40th anniversary year.

Councillors instructed officers to write to the government and request a timeframe for when that definition would be published.

Scotland has the highest percentage of manufacturers across all parts of the UK that expect growth, yet the lowest expectations in terms of higher growth

All eyes are on the by-election on Thursday in Makerfield where Labour's Andy Burnham is hoping to defeat Reform's Robert Kenyon to re-enter the House of Commons and take on Keir Starmer to become Prime Minister.

Ground Golf have submitted a proposal for the Mains of Cairnbulg facility to Aberdeenshire Council.

The owner of the only quartz sand mine in Europe has been fined after a worker was killed in the blades of a fan

Disabled people in Glasgow from a Black, Asian or ethnic minority (BAME) have been "living in fear" as a result of disorder in the city.

A UK-wide festival will bring more than 2,000 artists to grassroots venues across the country on the final weekend in June

Midlothian Council has warned staff not to display Scotland flags or wear national team jerseys during the World Cup.

Highlands and Islands Enterprise executive Theresa Swayne has been appointed chair of the CyberScotland Partnership.

More than 850 runners from 21 countries took part in the Isle of Skye Half Marathon, 10K and fun run, helping raise £6,000 for local charities.

A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after being found guilty of a string of violent sexual offences, including multiple rapes, in East Lothian.

International fried chicken chain Chicking has opened a new restaurant in Clarkston and is celebrating with a £1 burger promotion..

North sea oil and gas workers are heading toward a 'cliff edge' MPs have been told, with redundancies mounting and doubts over the transition to renewable energy

Come rain or shine, a special exhibition exploring Scotland’s relationship with rain opens this Friday (June 19) at the National Library of Scotland (NLS) in Edinburgh.

Reform Scotland’s deputy leader Thomas Kerr has lodged a motion wishing Donald Trump a happy 80th birthday.

The full map of Scotland's Larder exhibitors at the 2026 Royal Highland Show

A Scottish college attempted to prevent staff from taking part in union activities, an employment tribunal has ruled.

Engineers with Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) have completed more than 150 projects

Plans have been submitted to expand Fort Kinnaird with a new food store and leisure facilities as part of a major development at the Edinburgh retail park.

The national governing body for surfing in Ireland has officially designated Scotland's first inland surf resort as its National Performance Centre for Surfing and Irish National Surfing Olympic Training Facility.

Scots are more likely than people in England or Wales to feel pride in their national football team, according to a new poll.

Glasgow-headquartered Murgitroyd and Dundee-based Insights have been recognised among the UK’s best managed private companies by Deloitte.

British low-cost airline and tour operator Jet2 has announced the launch of its Winter Sun programme from Glasgow Airport for Winter 2027/28.

Loganair has become an official supporter of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in a new three-year partnership that includes discounted flights for ticket holders.

A Perth City Centre councillor has called on Perth and Kinross Council to help bar staff who will lose their jobs when a popular city centre pub closes this month.

Scotland's ferry network needs a brand-new vessel roughly every year to year-and-a-half simply to stop services deteriorating further, CalMac's chief executive has warned.

The historic Littlemill distillery site in Bowling, recognised as Scotland’s oldest licensed whisky distillery location, is set to go under the hammer for £110,000.