Dundee United may have missed out on their top-six dream but they will still go into the split on a high following this win over Aberdeen at Tannadice.

Peter Lorimer burst into tears every time he left Dundee when he first went to play for Leeds United as a 15-year-old boy in 1962.

Detectives in Fife have appealed for the public’s help in trying to establish the identity of a young man whose body was recovered from the Firth of Forth on Friday.

Two people are due to appear in court after armed police were called to an incident in a Dundee street on Friday afternoon.

A man has been taken to hospital following an incident in Perth.

A man who made vile sexual remarks to a woman in a Dundee chipper before threatening violence as he was being thrown out has dodged a prison sentence.

A Fife MP has branded a project to dismantle decaying nuclear submarines a “taxpayers’ nightmare” as the Government admitted the faltering programme has been hit by further delays.

Residents who chased off a bike thief from their close were shocked to find the lout's tools - including an axe - hiding in a guitar case in nearby trees.

Dundee have sent a message of support to Glen Kamara after the Rangers midfielder accused Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela of "vile racist abuse" during Thursday’s Europa League clash.

James McPake says his Dundee side showed “attitude” in their 3-0 victory over Alloa Athletic.

Logan Chalmers lit up social media this week with his training ground trickery.

A house builder has hit out at Angus Council after a small development in Monikie was rejected on the grounds there are already enough homes in the county.

NHS Fife has announced the appointment of Dr Joy Tomlinson as the health board’s new director of public health.

Scottish Water has outlined plans to further invest in water drainage facilities in Perth following the adverse flooding in August last year.

Historic St Andrews is now home to a new water refill tap to enable to people top up with tap water on the go.

With the Covid-19 vaccination programme now under way, we've put together a collection of charts to monitor the progress of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout across the UK.

A city gym worker who has spent lockdown fine tuning her poetry writing has been earning rave reviews for her works over the past 12 months.

Record-breaking Scottish cyclist Josh Quigley has thrown his support behind plans for the return of the Tour de Forth sportive, which was cancelled last year due to Covid-19.

Businesses in Dundee and Angus will have to suffer "pedestrian broadband speeds" for longer after a national scheme to improve services was delayed by four years.

Fife gas engineers embroiled in Centrica's "fire and rehire" row have been given until Thursday to sign new contracts or face the sack.

A Fife SNP councillor has quit the party and will sit as an independent member of the council.

A $140 million investment into the troubled Mossmorran petro-chemical plant in Fife could signal the end to years of flaring misery for beleaguered communities, it has been announced.

A pervert pensioner found with hundreds of sick images of child abuse and bestiality has had his sentencing postponed.

A man of the match performance from central defender Lee Ashcroft saw Dundee get back to winning ways with a 3-0 victory at Alloa Athletic.

More than 60 controlled burns were lit across Tayside up to the Highlands on Friday sending plumes of smoke high into the air and visible for miles around.

Thousands of social media users have been hit by an unexpected connection error this evening.

A furious mum has accused a Perth Covid-19 centre of discrimination after they refused to test her four-year-old son who has Down syndrome because he couldn't wear a mask.

A Kincardine man is to go on trial for a bizarre charge involving him walking through the village in a balaclava with a baby doll impaled on a pitch fork.

Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with a series of housebreaking incidents across Scotland - including one in Fife.

As the bell rang on Friday, March 20 last year, children poured out of schools and waved goodbye to friends and teachers, not knowing when they would return.