Are Dundee good now?

Ross Starke may snigger at the question but you get the feeling Dundee United really do believe they can emulate European giants Manchester City.

Mid Craigie tenants have claimed rubbish woes are being ignored by the local authority - so much so that a resident has become a makeshift street cleaner.

Let's imagine that dogs have a similar cognition to humans and let's use Emily as an example.

We've searched high and low across Tayside and Fife to find the most Instagrammable beer gardens and al fresco dining in the region.

A crooked Help for Heroes coordinator more than £160,000 from his elderly mother-in-law’s bank account in order to fund his gambling addiction.

When Gerry Colston started his current job, The Rolling Stones were at number one with Jumpin' Jack Flash and his weekly pay was £3.

A near 900-signature petition demanding action on Arbroath potholes has been parked by Angus councillors.

Orphaned deer could starve to death under the Scottish Government's cull plans, says a welfare organisation.

The Scottish Greens say they'll give a "job guarantee" for all oil and gas workers as the industry transitions to green energy jobs.

Nicola Sturgeon has told Boris Johnson she will see him in court if he tries to stop a second independence referendum.

Scots will be able to enjoy even more relaxed coronavirus rules in just under three weeks time if restrictions continue to ease.

A round-up of court cases from Tuesday, including some you won't find anywhere else...

Surfacing works on a stretch of the M90 southbound is set to start for six days starting Sunday, with a contraflow system put in place.

Max Anderson had only just turned 14-years-old when he made the trip to London with his mum to watch Charlie Adam in a Dundee shirt.

A man suffered such a traumatic brain injury he lost his sense of taste and smell after an alleged assault outside a Perthshire pub.

Railways are still the most romantic form of travel. It's rare that there are such bittersweet farewells when lovers part on the concourse of a coach station or in a crowded car park.

While most people tried to pick up a new skill or hobby during lockdown, one man from Dundee took on a unique project. 

Scottish football fans are accustomed to being driven to drink.

A two-year-old toddler is set to undergo an operation after breaking his arm falling from play equipment at a Fife park.

Education has been one of the biggest talking points of this year’s Holyrood election campaign.

Today, Tayport artist Pinkie Maclure woke up on Mull.

For all he loves his life stateside, it hasn't always been the American Dream for former Dundee United defender Brian Welsh.

The coronavirus pandemic has frightened commuters away from using public transport, a study has found.

Dunfermline learning campus will be the first of its kind in Scotland if the green light is given to co-locate two of the town's secondary schools and Fife College.

A bulging building next to Arbroath’s Webster Theatre is to be bulldozed on safety grounds within weeks.

Fourteen Fife schools and one nursery were affected by cases of Covid-19 last week which resulted in people being asked to isolate.

When it comes to top tier pub grub and a deep-fried side, nothing beats a good pie and battered cauliflower.

Lewis Toshney refuses to look back in anger. 

The drop-in community testing site for people who do not have symptoms of coronavirus in Kirriemuir is set to change locations.