Plans to convert an abandoned bookies into a hot food takeaway have been approved.

Dundee manager James McPake is pleased to have difficult decisions to make as he ponders his team selection for Arbroath tonight.

We have been woken up by the sound of the gas-guzzling engines of the council bin lorries as they trundle along our street – but this is a thing of the past. Thanks to the arrival of two brand new electric bin lorries at Dundee City Council, noisy ...

A rampaging Rangers fan who led police on a riverside hunt after trying to steal a fishing boat from an exclusive country house hotel has been fined.

Local businesses have labelled 2020 their "hardest year, both mentally and financially" after a survey found that trading had plunged to depths not seen for two decades.

A worker at an abattoir has claimed staff were stunned when they were told they would have to continue working despite an outbreak of Covid-19 at the facility.

A dog that was rescued from certain death following a case of mistaken identity could still be destroyed if a court does not overturn its decision.

Dundee nightclub tycoon Tony Cochrane has unearthed forgotten video footage of legendary 1980s venue Club Feet. Gayle Ritchie looks back at the club’s legacy and shares some old photos.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a haggis plummeting back down to earth after hitting stratospheric heights.

A bricklayer created multiple fake personas online in a bid to dupe a 14-year-old girl into carrying out sex acts for him.

A sadistic abuser who brutalised four different women over several years is being released from prison less than half way through his prison sentence.

Christie Elliott says “it was just a matter of time” before Dundee found their feet in the Championship and he’s determined to keep the feel-good factor going tonight at Arbroath.

Scottish seafood exporters are being "let down" by Whitehall, a senior Tory has claimed after weeks of border chaos.

It is disappointing that, three weeks into the new year, Scottish fishing businesses are still struggling to export their products to the EU.

A Fife family fear their 70-year-old grandmother could be taken from them at any moment, after being "left in the dark" by the Home Office over her deportation.

Multi-million pound improvement works to Pitlochry High School have been significantly impeded by the pandemic, councillors have heard.

A health coach from Dundee is helping more women "than ever before" as she provides online support to over 1,000 females across the globe every month.

Universal Credit has driven hundreds of thousands of families into poverty and to foodbanks, Scottish welfare charities claim.

A Fife community has rallied together to help local school pupils with home learning by providing them with laptops and other IT devices.

Tayside and Fife have recorded 16 deaths from coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

A Dundee wheelchair user has been trapped in her flat for four months after her factor and landlord failed to organise repairs to a broken lift.

Dundee United chairman Mark Ogren has reflected upon the “financial havoc” caused to the club by coronavirus but remains upbeat about the future.

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.