A Met Office yellow warning for snow and ice covers most of Scotland until 3pm on Saturday.

It is often assumed that loans for solar PV chiefly benefited those on higher incomes. But new research shows they benefited those on low incomes most

There are more than 300 events across 25 venues to choose from in the 18-day festival.

Parking attendants in Scotland's largest city say they are facing a surge in abuse and violence, with the council implored to urgently review its risk assessment policies

John Swinney has angered senior medics after he claimed corridor care conditions in A&E were "sustainable".

Nigel Farage and Reform UK are not “racist”, the party’s only MSP has said amid intense scrutiny.

A total of 120 sex workers have signed an open letter to MSPs urging them to oppose Ash Regan's 'Unbuyable Bill' which they argue will put them at further risk of violence.

Susan Aitken warns Labour’s Local Growth Fund risks cutting jobs and community programmes across Glasgow City Region.

A Scottish shopping centre has hailed the opening of ten new stores following its purchase by a retail billionaire

The Scottish company has won further support in its battle to prevent its entire board being ousted

The UK's biggest housebuilder has underlined its economic contribution as it prepares for one of the largest Scottish development projects in recent history

A woman stuck waiting for gynaecological care has told The Herald that half of her twenties have been wasted in pain and uncertainty, as experts warn Scotland’s gynaecology waiting lists are at crisis levels.

Aegon investment manager casts his eye over the big factors that will determine growth in 2026

Lecturers at Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) have backed strike action in a row over what a union described as a “damaging” programme of staff cuts.

John Swinney's government has lodged a court challenge against the Scottish Information Commissioner's decision to order the release of secret evidence given to the James Hamilton investigation into Nicola Sturgeon following a long running freedom of...

Road users being advised to avoid the A90 and A92 near the Stonehaven, Laurencekirk and Maryculter areas following two crashes.

A man who sexually assaulted a woman on an Easyjet flight from Naples to Edinburgh has been convicted.

After a major £3 million development at The Waterside Hotel, the wait for Scotland’s newest spa is nearly over.

The second largest council in Scotland is not planning to offer its staff the World Cup public holiday proposed by the First Minister, The Herald can reveal.

Funding opportunities to operate a free electric shuttle bus service in Glasgow are being explored by council officials according to fresh reports.

Reform UK MSP Graham Simpson has said it is 'absolute rubbish' to suggest that his party supports a second independence referendum despite comments made this week.

Scotland’s First Minister has said he is concerned his teenage son Matthew may have to fight in a war as he expressed “anxiety” at the state of the world.

A Scottish singer and songwriter has released a new track to help young people with experience of the criminal justice system record their own music in a professional studio.

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the theft of £20,000 worth of vehicle fuel.

A hotel overlooking one of the world’s most famous golf courses has been closed for renovation

The case related to a newspaper article by Dr Abu-Sitta and two social media posts on X

An export bar has been placed on an 18th century bust of John Gordon of Invergordon by Edmé Bouchardon in an effort to protect a key piece of the nation’s history.

Emergency works are to be carried out at the historic Portsoy Harbour more than a week after part of its wall collapsed.

A landmark Glasgow city centre hotel has been named Scotland’s Leading Conference Hotel at the prestigious 2025 World Travel Awards.

The award-winning actor has recalled being written off when he was only 19.

Planned strike action by resident doctors next week has been cancelled to allow BMA Scotland to ballot members on a new £133 million offer from the Scottish Government.

Three Network Rail workers have been hailed as heroes for rescuing a woman and her two dogs after she fell in deep snow.

A trailer has been released for an upcoming video game set in medieval Scotland

Following heavy snow fall and freezing conditions across the north and east of the country, and continued weather warnings for most of the country, Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is urging people to take extra care if they visit a local woodland.

Leigh Sutherland has been jailed at Glasgow High Court

Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice have been extended into Saturday for large parts of Scotland, England and Northern Ireland, the Met Office said

Organisers say footage of the most recent year festivities reached a global audience of four billion viewers.

One week on since Ryan Finnegan from Dundee was reported missing, police are reappealing for information.

There are delays of up to half an hour on the M8 between Paisley and Glasgow due to a crash involving a bus

A prominent Russian politician has tied hypersonic missile strikes on Ukraine to the seizure of an oil tanker north of Scotland

A car was torched in Livingston on New Year's Eve, leaving residents 'shaken'

Many schools will remain closed for a fifth day on Friday as the country remains gripped by ongoing wintry weather

John Swinney says he would be willing to send troops from an independent Scotland to Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping force

"There’s more than 50% females on the planet, so why are so few of them playing golf?"

The musical talents of accordion sensation 'RuMac' have taken him to India.

Scottish shipbuilding unions have urged the UK Government to urgently overhaul defence procurement rules after a £200 million Royal Navy support fleet contract was awarded overseas without British shipyards being invited to bid.

An award-winning Scottish food and drink business is to expand its offering on a world-famous tourist route

Sainsbury's said its Argos business faced 'significant headwinds from online traffic trends'

Associated British Foods declares sales at Primark were below previous expectations

Scottish Labour has confirmed it will not block the SNP’s Budget at Holyrood, but Anas Sarwar has warned a future Labour government could make emergency changes after May — as economists warn Scotland’s finances are already unsustainable.