A  prisoner has had his sentence extended after admitting a brutal drug-fuelled knife attack which could have killed his friend.

Great Scott! Comic Con Scotland – which has attracted star names like Christopher Lloyd from Back To The Future and action film legend Jean Claude Van Damme – is heading for Aberdeen.

Tennis superstar Maria Sharapova has shared videos of a visit to V&A Dundee on her Instagram has she continues a trip across Scotland.

It won’t have felt like it for anyone associated with Dundee but Sunday’s match at Parkhead was pretty special.

New Angus P1 pupils are the first in Scotland to make the exciting step from nursery into the classroom.

Primary school provision and GP pressure have been flagged up as early concerns around a near 250-house expansion plan for Forfar.

A family-run Perthshire business has opened a new store at Overgate Shopping Centre after a successful first year in Dundee.

A new retail outlet boasting a Costa Coffee drive-through and gym has been approved for Dalgety Bay.

It may still be the summer recess at parliament, but that doesn’t mean it has been a quiet week in Scottish politics.

A shoeless lout threatened to petrol bomb children, coughed at a shop employee and spat in a police officer's face during a chaotic rampage in Dundee.

A free fruit and veg initiative in Crieff has become a roaring success in its first week.

Dundee man Andrew Strange has kickstarted a 274-mile cycle to raise money for brain tumour research.

A sex offender who was told not to contact any like-minded criminals has been jailed after rekindling his romance with a pervert on a Fife bus.

Is the scourge of dirty camping finally being tackled in the Perthshire countryside?

Silent movie star Charlie Chaplin knew Dundee ice hockey hero Marshall Key was box office when he asked him to teach his son to skate.

House prices in Dundee and Perth are among the top 10 most affordable of any city in the UK.

James McPake says he is “flattered” by reported interest in him from MK Dons but has reiterated his full focus remains on Dundee.

The attainment gap between rich and poor pupils in Scotland has grown since last year.

Bad news? It's only Tuesday. Good news? There is plenty of week left for this kind of thing.

Young people aged 16 and over in Fife have been lining up for their Covid vaccine after drop-in clinics were announced across the Kingdom.

Gordon Strachan will NOT be quitting his technical director role with Dundee to re-join Celtic.

Thousands of pupils across Tayside and Fife received their exam results this morning, by post and via text message.

Racism is "alive and kicking" in Dundee, according to council leader John Alexander, as he reveals allegations Humza Yousaf's daughter was discriminated against did not shock him.

Scots are facing barriers proving their vaccination status in some parts of Europe as the country lags behind developing its own digital app.

ScotRail has ended social distancing at its stations and onboard trains as a result of the new Covid rules.

A lorry has shed its load on the A90 Aberdeen to Dundee road after a crash with another heavy goods vehicle.

A string of A grades are a passport to university after a tough year for Katie Brennan and Charlotte Alexander.

Dens Park has had its capacity increased to 7,315 ahead of the Premier Sports Cup clash between Dundee and Motherwell this weekend.

Young people going into S4 to S6 are likely to learn in the coming days whether they will sit traditional exams next year.

Gordon Strachan is on the verge of quitting Dundee for Celtic, according to reports.