A woman who has been told she has to wait 16 weeks for a crucial breast cancer test has said she is suffering from panic attacks as the delay takes its toll on her mental health.

Public support is growing for local campaigners hoping to preserve Dudhope Castle after council bosses agreed to sell the historic building on Monday.

A fundraiser to save the life of a Dens Road cat has raised over £1,500 in just five days.

They were on the brink of a revolution, but coronavirus forced two brothers to find new ways of making some dough.

We’ve all got very used to working and staying at home during lockdown. Not having to commute to the office, getting slightly longer in bed each morning, even working out in the garden if the sun is shining, so when the time comes to return to our ...

An engineer who caused a crash which left two pensioners with life-changing injuries after forgetting he was driving on the wrong side of the road has been ordered to perform unpaid work.

A councillor has raised fears the closure of a post office could be the final nail in the coffin for a "forgotten" community.

A councillor says he would make the culprits who vandalised an historic waterfront castle wear Guantanamo Bay-style orange jumpsuits while they cleaned up the mess.

Richard Lochhead says a new taskforce will "assess the impact of Covid-19 on student hardship".

An eight-year-old will mark the first anniversary of her dad's death by completing a six-day charity walk.

Dundee United boss Micky Mellon insists his ‘naive’ team will improve following tonight’s 5-1 defeat at the hands of St Mirren.

Boris Johnson will arrive in Scotland on Thursday with a plea for unity, as Britain looks to build back from the pandemic in the months and years ahead.

Three first-half goals gave Dundee United a mountain to climb as St Mirren picked up all three points at Tannadice.

Fife’s army of teachers and school staff have been publicly thanked by the region’s education chief.

As we near the end of January, here are 5 ideal gift ideas this winter ranging from comfort solutions to tasty treats.

A higher than average proportion of children are still attending school in Tayside, while most pupils learn from home.

Police have launched an investigation after a customer was attacked in an argument over social distancing inside a local post office.

Alister Jack has batted away SNP demands for a second independence referendum, calling on the party to instead focus on rebuilding society and the economy in the wake of the pandemic.

Dundee United has paid tribute to a promising young footballer following his death aged just 16.

Police have launched an investigation after graffiti tags were sprayed on the sea wall at Broughty Castle.

Artisan food and drink producers from Angus, Fife, the north-east and Orkney enjoyed national exposure at the weekend when their offerings featured on BBC's Saturday Kitchen.

A boozed-up banned driver who led police on a high-speed chase across Dundee is facing a return to prison.

Tayside Contracts has been criticised for moving some of its catering staff between schools during lockdown.

Tayside and Fife have recorded 18 deaths from coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

The city council has announced that its Dundee Schools Music Theatre will not be staging any shows this year.

Dundee United fans have agreed to hand over up to £100,000 to ease the club's financial burden amid continuing Covid-19 restrictions.

Five police officers were forced to self-isolate after arresting a coughing thug who made bogus Covid-19 claims.

A 40-year-old man accused of carrying out a robbery before attacking another man at knifepoint is to stand trial next month.

A campaign to save Dudhope Castle for the people of Dundee has gained more than 500 supporters in only a few days.

If I didn’t have kids, I think I’d be bored of parents talking about the difficulties of home schooling.