Chemical plant faces tighter controls after unacceptable flaring
Changes have been made to operating permits for Mossmorran chemical plant in a bid to strengthen controls on noise and vibration and prevent significant pollution.
PICTURES: Thousands attend Olympic-style opening ceremony of world karate championships in Dundee
More than 2,000 martial artists from around the globe trooped into Dundee Ice Arena for a spectacular Olympic-style opening ceremony.
Woman in hospital after police car chase
A woman was rushed to hospital following a police car chase which ended with a smash in Cowdenbeath.
New plane to be named after Fife toddler after anger at aircraft rebranding
The name of a tragic Fife toddler will fly high again after a holiday firm pledged to brand a second aircraft for her.
VIDEO: Forth humpback whale spotted in Icelandic waters
Whale watchers who enjoyed a series of displays by a humpback whale off the coast of Fife have spoken of their delight after it was spotted in Icelandic waters.
Mossmorran closure demanded at Holyrood amid plant maintenance fears
Mossmorran chemical plant should be closed for proper maintenance, the Scottish Parliament was told, amid allegations of corner-cutting.
Grenfell Tower volunteer reflects on the tragedy a year on
Horrors of the Grenfell Tower disaster have been recalled by a Fife woman who went to the aid of survivors.
Mid-summer henge to take shape for Cupar art festival
People are to help create a mid-summer henge during a new Fife art and culture festival.
Isle of May ducks on BBC Springwatch
A Firth of Forth island which has seen an increase in its population of eiders is to feature on BBC’s Springwatch.
“Asking me to take my flag down is like asking me to surrender” — fight to save Saltire-bearing steel man in Fife
A blacksmith who has been ordered to take down his patriotic sculpture hopes he can save the steel man, amid a wave of support.