BBC News - Harrogate
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One-Day Cup: The Blaze qualify as Lancashire, Somerset & Surrey also win
The Blaze secure their place in the One-Day Cup knockout phase in September as Somerset, Surrey and Lancashire also win.
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New bypass on landslip-hit Kex Gill route opens to traffic
The £82m Kex Gill bypass replaces a section of road which has suffered 15 landslips since 2000.
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Plans for 133 homes on Harrogate farmland set for approval
Planning officers say the project in Harrogate 'represents sustainable development'.
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Scarborough Town Council to ask for assurance over asylum plan
Plans to house asylum seekers at RAF Linton-on-Ouse will be debated by Scarborough Town Council.
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Rectal cancer trial offers non-surgical treatment hope
Findings suggest that organ‑preserving treatment may be an option for those with early rectal cancer.
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County Championship: Yorkshire beat Hampshire by 39 runs at Southampton
Dom Bess delivers a first five-wicket haul of the season to hand Yorkshire a crucial victory in their nail-biting County Championship relegation battle with Hampshire.
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Harrogate group's Boardeaux cycle for friend with brain tumour
The friends from Harrogate, who met playing golf, are hoping to raise £35,000 by cycling 480 miles.
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Bid to extend mural in Scarborough wins approval
North Yorkshire Council says the aim is to enhance Scarborough town centre and boost "civic pride".
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Coiunty Championship: Yorkshire and Hampshire set up intriguing finale
Yorkshire put themselves into a commanding position heading into the last day of their County Championship relegation battle with Hampshire.
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Coiunty Championship: George Hill stars for Yorkshire on day two against Hampshire
Adam Lyth's half-century backed up George Hill's five-wicket haul as Yorkshire and Hampshire trade blows in their County Championship clash at Utilita Bowl.
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Oliver Pimlott: Harrogate Town sign Burnley left-back on loan
Harrogate Town sign Burnley left-back Oliver Pimlott on a one-month loan deal.
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Former Harrogate mayor posted antisemitic tweets, jury finds
Pat Marsh, a long-serving councillor in Harrogate, made posts likely to stir up hatred, jury finds.
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Stroke victim reunited with Dales farmer who saved his life
Earl Parker suffered a stroke in April while on a solo motorbike ride in the Yorkshire Dales.
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North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service says call outs double year-on-year
The fire service says the number of calls has put additional demands on the service.
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County Championship: Hampshire v Yorkshire - Abbott shines as bowlers excel
Hampshire end day one on 60-4, 113 runs behind Yorkshire, after Kyle Abbott helps dismiss the visitors for 173.
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Plans to convert Snainton chapel into home approved
The Methodist Circuit says the chapel is no longer viable due to its tiny congregation.
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Trial of facts over former councillor's "bigoted" tweets
Pat Marsh, a long-serving councillor in Harrogate, has been deemed unfit to stand trial.
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Tadcaster artist paints mural of Sam Smith's Brewery horses
Claire Bentley-Smith says the mural is both a tribute to the late owner of the brewery and the horses.
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Brayden Johnson: Harrogate Town sign Middlesbrough midfielder on loan
Harrogate Town sign Middlesbrough midfielder Brayden Johnson on a season-long loan deal.
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Women's One-Day Cup - The Blaze and Hampshire consolidate top two spots in table
The Blaze post a record score in beating Durham in the One-Day Cup to stay top as Hampshire, Warwickshire and Somerset also win.
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Police find body in search for missing Stokesley woman
Officers believe the body is that of 57-year-old Tracey Smith from the Stokesley area.
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A170 Sutton Bank in North Yorkshire to shut for essential repairs
The famously steep route will be shut to allow for maintenance and drainage work to take place.
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East Barnby Outdoor Centre closes permanently due to repair costs
The facility near Whitby will be handed back to its landlord after 70 years of outdoor education.
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'Worrying' heat brings rare birds to North Yorkshire reserve
Excessive heat and drying wetlands across the continent are pushing them northward, an expert says.
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Animal cruelty reports to RSPCA rise in West and North Yorkshire
The RSPCA says the rise in pet ownership during the pandemic could be a contributing factor.
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Overdevelopment concerns over Sherburn homes plan
Proposals for 52 new homes in a North Yorkshire village are recommended for approval.
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North Yorkshire Council need £80m for schools' maintenance
North Yorkshire Council says the funding available for the work "falls significantly short".
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How Yorkshire's gardens are adapting to hotter summers
York Gate and Harlow Carr now have species that are usually found in Africa and South America.
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One-Day Cup: Nottinghamshire and Durham reach semi-finals
Jack Haynes and Kyle Verreyne hit centuries as Notts beat Yorkshire in the One-Day Cup quarter-finals, as Durham also win through.
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Knaresborough supercar dealer jailed for Porsche frauds
Andrew Mearns, who volunteered with RNLI after arrest, is given a prison sentence by court.
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Twenty charged over £1m plant hire machinery thefts
Cheshire Police said the investigation spanned 19 counties across England.
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Rewilding project brings species back to Skipton estate
Volunteers say they documented about 1,750 species in the grounds of Broughton Sanctuary in Skipton.
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Harrogate family win compensation after door shattered in Turkey
Brothers aged 11 and 16 were inside a steam room when the door exploded, leaving them with cuts.
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Photos show rare solar eclipse in Yorkshire
The astronomical phenomenon - the best since 1999 - was captured by camera lenses across Yorkshire.
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Delayed new Kex Gill bypass set to open in early September
Work on the Key Gill bypass began three years ago but the project has faced several delays.
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Fixed North Yorkshire speed camera put up where last was toppled
Police say the A64 site in Sherburn was chosen due to collision and speed-offence data.
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Appeal to report offensive graffiti along A64 in North Yorkshire
Police urge "community-minded" people who remove graffiti from the A64 to photograph and report it.
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Owner of hotels in Scotland and north England in administration
Strathmore Hotels, owner of the Salutation in Perth, also has hotels in the Highlands, Argyll and England.
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Yorkshire Water urges 'wise' usage during heatwave
Yorkshire Water says it expects a "significant increase" in usage with temperatures due to hit 30C.
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'Never in a million years did I think the fire would get near us'
One year on from a 40-day blaze on the North York Moors, those affected reflect on its impact.
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One-Day Cup: Lancs, Leics, Notts, Middlesex, Yorks & Durham qualify for knockout stages
Leicestershire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire, Middlesex, Yorkshire & Durham all qualify for the knockout stages of One-Day Cup.
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Paedophile lured child to York bedroom with video games
Ian Mark Wrightson is jailed for sexually assaulting a primary school girl between 1990 and 1992.
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Ticketless rail travel trial extends in Yorkshire
All passengers are now able to use the pay-as-you-go technology on two Northern routes.
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One-Day Cup: Middlesex advance as teams head to tense group stage finale
A day of unlikely One-Day Cup results includes defeats for the top three in Group A as Middlesex go through.
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Solar eclipse in Yorkshire: When is it and how can I view it?
Yorkshire residents have a rare chance to see the best view of a solar eclipse since 1999 next week.
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Ethan Bristow joins Harrogate Town targeting return to EFL
Harrogate Town sign Saint Kitts and Nevis international Ethan Bristow as they bid to return to League Two at the first time of asking.
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National League: Who can emulate York City and Rochdale this season?
The National League kicks off on Saturday with a lot to live up to following the most dramatic end to the 2025-26 campaign.
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More homes in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire get faster broadband
Project Gigabit is connecting more properties in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire to ultra-fast broadband.
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Adder bite leaves couple fearing for dog's life
Wildlife experts are urging owners to keep pets on leads when around the UK's only venomous snake.
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Women tell BBC of rape and abuse at Army teen college
They say the incidents happened at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate when they were aged 17.