Police have appealed for witnesses

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation stats are out

A Fatal Accident Inquiry (FAI) will be held at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court

Almost £22 million in public sector fraud and error has been identified, according to a watchdog.

Firefighters have been called to reports of an 'explosion' near the M8 motorway in Glasgow.

Edinburgh council chiefs have pledged to consult with gender critical groups as they develop a full response to the EHRC’s guidance on single-sex spaces.

There has been a sharp rise in the number of US citizens renting properties in Scotland since Donald Trump's second and current tenure as US president began, according to new analysis.

A renowned Scottish creative agency has posted a swing to profit after tax.

The head of the company in Scotland said it is 'incredibly proud' of the £200m milestone

Rural school pupils visiting a Scottish conservation charity's rewilding estate near Loch Ness have been helping shape a "pioneering" nature-based research programme to boost young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

Diageo says consumer goods stalwart will 'help drive the transformation' of the drinks giant

Professor T is finally returning for a fourth series on ITV, with Ben Miller back in the title role

Michael Marra and Joe Fagan faced questions on women’s health, single-sex spaces and trans rights at the Scottish Labour leadership hustings.

Lori Anderson has described Edinburgh's festivals as one of the city's 'greatest assets'.

Old newspaper offices in Glasgow city centre can be demolished to make way for a 20-storey student accommodation block and co-living homes.

Nicola Sturgeon told the Edinburgh Book Festival she had been fully cleared of wrongdoing in the SNP finances investigation.

Firefighters have completed work to tackle the wildfire which affected areas of the Cairngorms National Park - over a month after it began.

Glasgow City Council faces a pivotal vote on a £120m equal pay framework covering nearly 24,000 staff, with 2,600 workers set to see wages cut and opposition parties demanding the Scottish Government help foot the bill.

Dumfries-based VASO Global has created six jobs to manufacture structural panels made from recycled glass for the construction industry.

Glasgow is being transformed into Gotham City once again as final preparations are being made for filming of The Batman: Part II.

Sir John Elvidge delivers report on first five years of Scottish National Investment Bank

New figures suggest employers are becoming increasingly cautious about hiring, with business groups arguing that fresh regulation could make the situation worse

The new initiative is aimed at ensuring talent-spotters and executives continue to flock to Edinburgh in August.

Vera Artisan Bakery & Kitchen in Stirling has been named Best Bakery in Scotland for the fourth time.

Mr Gregson has launched a petition urging the Home Secretary to remove Hamas’ political wing from the UK’s proscribed list of terrorist groups.

A decades-long search for a 17th-century ship that sank in the Forth during a violent storm may be over

Nicola Sturgeon and Joanna Cherry’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe feud showed the risks and rewards of putting politicians on stage, and why it matters for voters.

Scotland's world-famous bagpipes are striking a chord, as interest in the country's piping tradition grows following the Tartan Army’s displays during the World Cup.

Plans to open East Lothian’s first Marks & Spencer in three new retail units on the edge of Dunbar have been given the go ahead amid claims local residents are “gagging for it”.

A major site in Dundee city centre is facing an uncertain future – after developers suffered another blow in their bid to build student flats.

Glasgow & Clyde Rape Crisis has defended rejecting Scottish Citizens Army fundraising amid a growing row over immigration-linked comments.

Scottish ministers are taking Sanjeev Gupta's under-pressure GFG Alliance to court after discovering "unauthorised transactions" at its Lochaber aluminium smelter, The Herald can reveal.

Greenside Parish Church, located at the base of Calton Hill on Royal Terrace, closed in 2024 following a merger with other local congregations.

A family of house martins has become regular passengers on one of CalMac’s ferry routes after building a nest onboard.

The news was confirmed by her manager Jacky Leggo, who said in a statement that she “died supremely peacefully at home, surrounded by all of her family”

The Green Welly Stop in Tyndrum has gone on the market after 61 years of family ownership, with the business continuing to trade as normal.

Police are appealing for information following a fatal crash on the A862 near Ardullie.

As Ferguson Marine prepares to cut almost 70 jobs, we look at how Scotland's state-owned shipyard reached this point and what happens next.

An armed robber was bravely foiled by the taxi driver who he shot with a gun.

A new £1 million fund will help listed places of worship across Scotland meet the cost of essential repair and conservation work.

Angela Constance is seeking “rigorous reassurance” over neonatal capacity and staffing as Scotland presses ahead with plans to centralise intensive care.

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish garden equipment company

A chef who brandished a hammer at his former manager at a Glasgow restaurant amid a dispute over wages was locked up today.

Empty desks, echoing corridors and locked meeting rooms. That is the reality of taxpayer-funded office buildings that used to house thousands of civil servants.

Read all of The Herald's coverage of Scottish civil service working from home, from office attendance and costs to unions, policy and staff reaction.

A new 151-room luxury student accommodation scheme has opened on Sauchiehall Street at the former Lorne Hotel site in Glasgow.

Dott has denied the two charges against him

New Public Health Scotland figures show people in the most deprived communities are 216% more likely to develop lung cancer than those in the least deprived. The gap that has grown over the past decade even as overall rates fall.

Police have appealed for witnesses

Passengers travelling from Glasgow and Edinburgh to Manchester Airport can now enjoy an Aperol Spritz onboard TransPennine Express trains.