Drivers have reported being at a "complete standstill" after major roadworks got under way on the Tay Road Bridge on Monday morning.

Scootering in Tayside and Fife is currently enjoying a prolonged golden age.

A serial abuser with an appalling history of domestic violence is facing more jail time for a five-year campaign of cruelty against his girlfriend.

Ryan Sweeney is adamant it is only a matter of time until Dundee hit the goal trail following a frustrating shutout against Livingston.

As excuses for the late return of a library book go, Clare Henderson’s was one of the best.

Dundee United keeper Trevor Carson knows he faces an uphill struggle to claim the No 1 jersey from fans' favourite Benji Siegrist on a permanent basis.

A new spirit processing and bottling facility will bring 30 jobs to Kirkcaldy this year.

Growing up, every family has their designated roles, writes *Stacey a north-east woman whose family is trapped in the never-ending cycle of drug abuse and recovery.

An Angus church is enjoying a new lease of life after embracing an ancient Bible tradition and adapting it for the 21st century.

Children are putting themselves at risk by playing in one of Fife's most dilapidated buildings.

A Perth nursery has been heavily criticised by an industry watchdog after inspectors expressed "significant concerns" children were being left hungry and thirsty.

A Dundee mother caught pocketing more than £15,000 worth of benefits after failing to reveal she was living with her husband has been warned she could be jailed.

Nicola Sturgeon still hopes to reach an agreement with the UK Government over holding a new vote on Scottish independence but will tell the SNP conference that democracy "must - and will - prevail".

One of Dundee's finest exports, the Rover P5B Coupé, will be returning to the city as it enters its 50th year.

Over half of the Scottish Government’s car fleet is electric or electric hybrid, according to new figures.

People of all ages took part in the Dundee Race for Life whilst dressed in pink to raise money for Cancer Research UK on Sunday.

Teenager Aidan Pilkington, who died in a road crash in Glasgow, was set to move to Dundee University next week.

SNP members have overwhelmingly backed plans to hold another independence referendum at the “earliest” opportunity after Covid, with one prominent former MSP saying a vote as early as next Autumn could be "ideal".

Dundee United will welcome their city rivals Dundee to Tannadice next Sunday in the first top-flight derby in over five years.

A man who was found on the streets of Aberdeen in his underwear with a knife was left traumatised after discovering the body of murdered toddler James Bulger when he was a teenager.

Scotland's finance secretary has called on the UK Government to invest £500 million in the north east as part of a “just transition” away from the oil and gas sector to more environmentally friendly forms of energy.

Young Kirriemuir girls are playing out a Disney dream with a football at their feet.

Nicola Sturgeon is under growing pressure to dump plans for Covid vaccine passports in Scotland after the UK health secretary confirmed a similar scheme for England has been scrapped.

The family of a Carnoustie golfer who died suddenly on his beloved course have raised thousands of pounds to purchase life-saving equipment in his memory.

One of the members of Baccara, whose 1977 disco anthem Yes Sir, I Can Boogie is the unofficial anthem of Scotland football fans, has died.

A second man has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of Dundee man Lee Small.

Former Dundee forward Greg Stewart has welcomed the prospect of a ‘new adventure’ after joining Indian Super League outfit Jamshedpur.

Bringing you the best pictures from the final stage of the Tour of Britain, Stonehaven to Aberdeen  

Forget Cristiano Ronaldo.

Dundee United boss Tam Courts has backed Marc McNulty over his late miss at St Mirren and hailed the striker's 'international class.'