US businesses are “keenly interested” in investing in Scotland, the First Minister said, after attending New York’s annual Tartan Day parade.

A Scottish Borders community council has called for the halting of a proposed giant tree-planting scheme and echoed other community groups ...

It’s 7 o’clock in the evening, and we’re chapping our neighbours’ door. We’re expecting a massive delivery tomorrow - a literal tonne ...

As the housing shortage in Glasgow continues, homelessness charities across the city are working hard to help people find a place of their own. The Herald was granted exclusive access to charity and ...

I switched on BBC News at Ten to find out more about a horrific incident I’d seen fleeting headlines on earlier in the day.

What once was little more than the fantasy of a few zealots and fanatics who desired Gaza to be part of a “Greater Israel” is fast becoming ...

A decision by the Scottish Government award £9m to retrofit a building worth £4m was attacked as wasteful - but one MSP said the work ...

IF YOU’D heard Donovan singing in the 1960s about sunshine, love and psychedelia, you’d never had guessed he was from Maryhill. San ...

Objections have been raised with the UK government as foreign companies have cleaned up on green energy supply contacts that has been described ...

An independent Scotland with our own currency and a central bank will have the fiscal capacity to fund public services, whether they are ...

National Grid has announced the next phase, awarding £21bn to six cable suppliers and £25bn to four other companies for converter stations to help us harness our wind power and ensure the UK becomes, ...

Talk of a "school-to-prison pipeline" is common in the US, but research shows there are lessons for Scottish education on ...