Supporters of Sheku Bayoh are to stage a protest in Kirkcaldy this weekend.

The second of three police-escorted transformer convoys for the Angus substation site of Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm will be on the road this weekend.

An initial attempt for an anonymity order by Rosdeep Adekoya, who killed her son Mikaeel Kular in 2014 before dumping his body in Fife, has been rejected by a court.

Plans to transform a section of abandoned woodland in Broughty Ferry into a wellbeing haven have been approved Dundee City Council.

Residents of Dundee have called Eden Project Dundee a "great idea".

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It was Britain’s first operational military air station, going on to train aces of two world wars.

A Dundee-based organisation that connects workers in Tayside and Fife with volunteering opportunities has enjoyed an "amazing” first year.

The grieving parents of a Fife man, killed in a mining disaster in New Zealand, fear their 10-year campaign for justice could be wasted if a move to seal off the mineshaft off for good goes ahead as planned.

A banned driver has narrowly dodged a prison sentence after leading police on a 110mph chase across Angus.

Concerned GPs are calling on Health Minister Humza Yousaf MSP to hear their post-pandemic health and wellbeing concerns.

Over 2,500 fans packed in to the Caird Hall on May 23 1971 about to become guinea pigs for the newest offering from London rockers, The Who.

This twist on a salad, using smoked cheese and hot garlic helps lift a classic dish up to a whole new level.

A Scottish Government body has been criticised for its “lack of transparency” after trying to block the release of coronavirus death rates for individual care homes.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has described the proposals for Eden Project Dundee as "stunning", after the charity revealed its preferred site in the city.

Dundee fans roared their side to a 2-1 victory in the first leg of their Premiership play-off final against Kilmarnock.

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The chairman of Tayport Football Club has urged that a public access path inside the stadium should be closed off, after a spate of anti-social behaviour.

A man was repeatedly stabbed and robbed after being accused of stealing £20.

Police have sent out an appeal for information after a 36-year-old woman was reported missing in Dundee.

Perth Olympian Eilidh Doyle is backing a campaign encouraging thousands of school pupils to be more active.

Licensing chiefs have issued Forfar’s first 2am pub licence in a vote of confidence for the ‘tight ship’ which made the policy-breaking bid.

Pro-Palestinian protestors will take to the streets of Dundee again this weekend amid the ongoing conflict which has left over 200 dead.

A six-year-old girl has raised £1,200 for Coeliac UK.

A cat left his Aberfeldy owner baffled after he returned home this week with a packet of seasoning for "chicken in red wine".

A young Dundee mum with aspirations to be a star of the fashion industry has received her first big break as she helps design clothes for one of the country's biggest retailers.

Pupils at two Angus schools have been asked to isolate as a result of close contact with Covid-19 cases.

Auchterarder-born Alexander (Sandy) Downie, who went on to distinguish himself in business and sport in Elgin, has died aged 83.

Boris Johnson's devolution tsar has said there needs to be a "fundamental change of culture" at the heart of government if the Union is to be strengthened.

A jailed drug trafficker wants a day out of prison to unlock a computer at an Apple store.