ITV will be closing down one of its most beloved TV channels for good after 42 years.

The wheels are coming off bus transport provision in Dumfries again…after another operator announced it will be withdrawing services on a key route.

The M90 has been closed to vehicles in one direction due to a road traffic incident.

An extension at a St Andrews supermarket can now be delivered after planning permission was granted by Fife Council.

Removing sick pay for police who are signed off for mental health reasons could push some towards “suicidal thoughts”, the organisation which represents rank and file officers has said.

Fuel prices, potholes and political pressure are colliding in Scotland as John Swinney and Anas Sarwar set out rival visions.

The family of a 14-month-old girl with a mystery illness have described the hardship they have faced in getting their daughter a diagnosis.

Scottish Green Party members are demanding an extraordinary general meeting in the wake of a controversy which saw Maggie Chapman top the party's candidates' list in North East Scotland.

The Scottish company said the acquisition is a 'key step'

A schoolboy who spent time on life support as a baby and suffered collapsed lungs during childhood has been praised for his “extraordinary” journey after winning a medal at the World Karate Championships.

Unpredictable weather and labour shortages have left many farmers fearful for their future. Record heat cost arable crop farmers more than £800m.

Scotland’s booming defence sector is creating thousands of high-quality jobs — but a growing skills shortage risks holding it back.

A Scottish city pub company has collapsed into liquidation

A Scottish brewer has called for the ‘craft’ label to be dropped, arguing it no longer reflects the modern beer industry amid growing corporate ownership.

Coffee roasters and café owners are in "constant firefighting" mode , prompting calls for government support

The election candidates for Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch were challenged over their views on Scottish independence.

Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay will unveil a Holyrood manifesto focused on tax cuts, reducing benefits spending and tackling the cost-of-living crisis in Scotland.

Some European airports have begun rationing jet fuel amid the ongoing crisis in the Middle East

An appeal has been launched to trace a woman in her 90s who has gone missing in Aberdeen

Two fishing boats had to be rescued off the coast of Wick on Friday after both suffering engine failure

NHS Ayrshire & Arran continues to miss key waiting time targets across a range of services.

The Scottish Greens have today said that they would cancel the Scottish Government’s exclusive agreement with Flamingo Land to develop a site at Loch Lomond

A high street "institution" in Glasgow is permanently closing down after over three decades in business.

Delve into the fascinating histories of seven Scottish castles, from baronial mansions to a former bishop's palace, which are now run as hotels.

A visitor centre and tourism hub are among the ideas to preserve a heritage site in the Borders for the next decade.

Scotland's smallest distillery is set to release a limited run of its first single malt whisky.

Iran has reportedly rejected a ceasefire offer put forward to end the war

Reform UK's support in Scotland appears to be on the decline, if polls can be believed. Nine candidates have been lost amid internal drama What's going on?

A gangland foot soldier has admitted setting fire to the family home of the partner of slain gangster Kevin 'Gerbil' Carroll.

A Scottish retail giant with over 100 stores is set to open their latest location in a busy city shopping hub.

Edinburgh scientists launch £1.5m Cancer Research UK study to boost immunotherapy for bowel cancer by exposing hidden cells to the immune system.

'Scotland's biggest coffee party' is returning to Glasgow this month. Here's all you need to know about the 2026 Glasgow Coffee Festival.

U.S military planes have been operating from Glasgow Airport amid the ongoing war in the Middle East

A Scottish holiday park in a "highly sought-after" location is to be sold

Over 1,600 people have now signed a petition to reopen the Dunfermline to Alloa passenger railway line

John Swinney faces fresh questions over claims senior SNP figures were alerted to allegations years before Jordan Linden’s conviction. The row raises deeper questions how complaints were handled inside the party.

A man who died in a crash on a Scottish island road has been named.

A search operation has been stood down after a man fell overboard from an oil tanker in the North Sea.

Fears of fuel shortages and soaring prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East have led to panic buying and empty pumps at petrol forecourts across Scotland

The death of a man in Glasgow is being treated as murder after a post-mortem, as police launch a major investigation.

A new Edinburgh exhibition transforms a suitcase of clothing into a powerful installation exploring migration, identity and personal history.

Young artists’ posters inspired by Borders Railway culture and heritage now brighten stations from Edinburgh to the Scottish Borders, thanks to ScotRail’s schools competition.

Messages daubed in red paint onto historic home of event weeks after launch of new campaign.

One of CalMac's ferries is due to re-enter service on Tuesday after having repairs made to her engine

A Glasgow property firm is targeting rapid growth as it looks to become Scotland’s biggest factor, with its chief executive vowing to transform how the sector is viewed.

A five-star hotel in Edinburgh has announced plans to reopen its rooftop bar for the spring season with new menus and live entertainment.

Motorists using the A82 around Glencoe have been warned to expect delays.

Team Scotland has unveiled its official tartan for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

A body has been found in Cumbernauld in the search for a missing man.

What are the latest developments in late payment legislation and how can your businesses avoid ever needing to rely on the law to save you?