Nearly a month since Dundee United last set foot on home soil the Tangerines emerged from the Tannadice tunnel on Saturday rightly in confident mood.

Never-before-seen photographs of Dundee United supporters at the UEFA Cup Final in Gothenburg in 1987 can today be shown for the first time.

Police have sent out an appeal for information after a 29-year-old woman was reported missing in the Perth area.

If you love hot chilli sauce and you are hunting for “Something Different”, then Ewen Mackenzie has the answer.

They say football is a fickle game and Dundee United boss Micky Mellon can certainly attest to that notion.

In this morning's Courier, a forces charity official who embezzled £162,000 is facing legal action to recoup the losses.

A tradesman who was caught dumping 12 tonnes of soil and garden waste at the side of a Perthshire road offered a witness £450 in cash to "turn a blind eye".

Scottish further education centres should abandon the UK Turing Scheme and receive funding for their own "Erasmus" programme, say the Lib Dems.

Slave trade profits have been used to give grants to teachers and schools in the north-east for almost two centuries, we can exclusively reveal.

Prosecutors have launched a bid to claw back more than £160,000 from a crooked ex-serviceman and charity founder who stole huge sums from his mother-in-law to fund a gambling addiction.

With just days to go until the polls open, a number of Scotland’s political parties are vowing to do more to help protect the country's wildlife, domestic pets and livestock.

A man has died after taking unwell on a cycle path in Angus near Carnoustie.

A former paratrooper who is walking around the UK to raise money for charity has arrived in Dundee.

Dundee nightclub boss Tony Cochrane has backed a legal bid against the Scottish Government's coronavirus restrictions on hospitality.

A 12-year-old boy in Fife had to be taken to hospital with blood "coming from his ears" after he was allegedly attacked in a local park.

An investigation is underway to find vandals responsible for "despicable" graffiti at a Fife cemetery.

New contractors have taken over the building work at the long overdue housing development on Dundee's Seagate.

The SNP could win an outright majority at the Holyrood election on Thursday in a race said to be spreading fear through Downing Street.

A 52-year-old sex offender, snared in a police operation in which he had online sex chats with a person he believed to be a 12-year-old girl, has been sentenced to supervision.

Scottish Conservatives leader Douglas Ross has said Boris Johnson should 'of course' resign if he is found to have broken the ministerial code.

After a sunny weekend Scots in Tayside and Fife have been told by weather forecasters to expect a "washout" on Monday.

A Manchester businessman has appeared in court accused of neglecting dozens of animals at an illicit dog breeding farm in Perthshire.

“I am a big game player and I thrive on the big occasion”

One of Dundee's most eccentric business owners is looking to take garden parties to another level this summer.

A Dundee funeral celebrant left heartbroken at watching people grieve alone says loosening restrictions will be crucial in helping many recover from loss.

Celebrating one of the world's oldest sporting fixtures, here are just a few memories from the Black and White Era, starting all the way back in 1948...

There are romantic novels, roller coaster rides and any TV soap opera you care to mention.

Celebrating Scotland's triumphs and tears framed in rare photos from the archives, our new special series marking the release of We Had A Dream - Scotland Internationals In The Black & White Era starts off in style, hearing from Scottish legend, ...

The first transformer for energy from what will become Scotland’s biggest offshore windfarm has arrived on site in Angus.

The Scottish election campaign is entering the home stretch this week, with the May 6 election coming into sight over the horizon.