More than 1,700 runners are pounding the streets in orange vests to raise money for Maggie's Dundee this month.

Plans have been put forward to turn an iconic city building into student halls.

Covid-19 is likely to lead to further staycations for Dundonians this summer – with one city travel agent admitting fewer people are risking booking a holiday abroad in 2021.

A former high school in Dundee is turning into an "eyesore" after a spate of vandalism in recent months, according to fed up residents.

For the team at Animal Friends pet insurance, making sure that people’s pets are given the best possible start in life is vital.

A long-awaited refurbishment of a city Post Office will finally begin next month.

A popular Dundee cafe is working hard to ensure no one goes without a good meal during the latest Covid-19 lockdown with a unique delivery service.

The Queensferry Crossing has been reopened to northbound traffic after its earlier closure due to a risk of falling ice.

Councillors will be asked to approve the listing of one of Dundee’s oldest buildings for sale next week.

Nicola Sturgeon has admitted "more should have been done" to tackle "the national disgrace" of Scotland's drug deaths crisis as she announced more than £250 million of new funding to get to grips with the issue.

A teenage mixed martial artist who put a police officer’s life in danger with a potentially lethal chokehold has been placed on a curfew for a year.

A column I wrote a few weeks ago got me thinking.

A 27-year-old woman last seen in Liff in the early hours of this morning has been traced by police. Officers have confirmed that Evie Aitken has now been found safe and well.

James McPake says Dundee won’t be treating bottom-side Arbroath lightly tomorrow night as they aim for a fifth-straight win.

Anas Sarwar has plenty to ponder as he attempts to plot a new path and purpose for the once-proud Scottish Labour Party, while juggling home-schooling with a leadership contest and his duties as an MSP.

Hundreds of school staff across Perth and Kinross have had to self-isolate since schools returned last August, education chiefs have revealed.

Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th president of the United States.

A man has avoided jail after abducting his partner and leaving her permanently disfigured.

A Fife sex offender has been warned he faces a custodial sentence if he does not engage with social work services after being found with indecent images of children.

Families could be banned from driving near six Dundee primary schools if councillors approve new proposals to make schools safer.

An online calculator that tells users where they are in the queue for a coronavirus vaccine has gone live.

Police have said it was a "miracle" that nobody was killed in a failed heist at a decommissioned NATO spy base in Perthshire which caused thousands of pounds worth of damage.

Cammy Smith has agreed to remain with Ayr United for the remainder of the season after Dundee United confirmed that the striker will depart Tannadice at the end of the month.

The vanishing men of the Flannan Isles lighthouse has inspired a new musical based on the mystery that still baffles scholars to this day.

Donald Trump has left the White House for the final time as US president.

An Angus restaurateur who provided more than 1,000 free meals for children was so thrilled by the way people responded to his generosity he is extending his remarkable kindness.

Using games consoles for home learning could be a solution for families sharing laptops and devices for school and work at home.

Tayside and Fife have recorded 17 deaths from coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

Josh Meekings is eager to make up for lost time after 10 months out of the game.

Vandals have been accused of putting lives in danger by throwing life rings onto a frozen pond at Dundee's Clatto Park.