It’s exciting times on both sides of the street for young talent coming through, particularly at Dens Park.

With every word of Spanglish exchanged between us, Adrian Sporle grows in confidence.

A crumbling Perthshire church could be given a new lease of life, following a failed attempt to turn it into a boutique hotel.

An internal inquiry has been launched by Police Scotland after sensitive details of a double death investigation in Dundee were leaked on social media.

Muslims across Dundee are looking ahead to government restrictions easing in time for the start of the holy month of Ramadan.

A campaign has been launched to create memorials to coronavirus victims in parks across Angus.

The parents of an inspirational schoolgirl whose life was cut short by cancer have set an ambitious £200,000 fundraising target to help pay for potentially life-saving research.

A scheme which could see passengers carried on self-driving buses between Fife and Edinburgh as early as autumn has alarmed road safety groups.

A Dundee vet is due to retire next week, after almost 40 years of service.

Pedal power has fuelled an Angus firm’s 500-mile sojourn in the saddle to raise vital funds for motor neurone disease.

Ambitious plans to develop an international standard floodlit pump track in Fife have moved closer to fruition.

Findings into the cause of a man's death aboard a Fife boat have been released a decade after his death, sparking criticism that shortcomings in Scotland's fatal accident inquiry (FAI) system hampered the investigation.

Licensing bosses have agreed to give a helping hand to a popular Angus café to support its pandemic recovery.

A raft of improvements to one of Fife’s most popular parks have been given the go-ahead.

Perth poet Jim Mackintosh has created a film poem to highlight people’s personal memories of live entertainment during the pandemic.

Fife pensioners have been targeted by a coronavirus conman trying to gain entry to their houses by claiming he was there to administer their vaccine.

Asbestos-ridden materials have been dumped in a spate of fly-tipping across Fife.

A Kinross pensioner who received the "gift of life" when he underwent a kidney transplant more than 30 years ago, has marked Scotland's historic organ donation law change with a 5k walk.

More than £2 million is to be cut from Dundee health services during the coronavirus pandemic, with the decision branded a “shameful dereliction of duty".

A delayed project to install a noise reducing flare tip at the Mossmorran chemical plant in Fife will start in the coming weeks.

The SNP's parliamentary business minister, Graeme Dey, has offered "unreserved apologies" after breaching coronavirus election rules on the first official day of campaigning, we can exclusively reveal.

Dundee United boss Micky Mellon hopes season ticket sales enable him to “shop in a different talent pool” next season.

A Dundee pensioner has been left angered after armed police officers burst into his property in search of firearms before leaving with a BB gun.

A teaching union has rejected proposals for appeals against this summer’s grades for national qualifications to be handled by schools.

A woman hid her inheritance to claim more benefits, a "hash in the attic" cannabis farmer was brought to justice and a woman appeared on a charge of forcing another to jump out a window - just another day in Tayside's courts...

Saints in the Community is going to be handing out hundreds of meals to families in Perth.

As Primal Scream took to the stage at the 3D Festival to celebrate the opening weekend of V&A Dundee, NCR employees were involved at every stage of the festivities, thanks to a partnership organised through Arts & Business Scotland.

Research spearheaded by St Andrews University and carried out jointly with NHS Tayside and Dundee University could see ultraviolet light used to safely kill airborne viruses – including Covid-19.

Conservative Frank Smith has been elected to Perth and Kinross Council following Thursday's Almond and Earn by-election.

Dundee residents have been left "intimidated" after receiving malicious mail claiming they were under 24/7 surveillance.