Locals have reacted negatively to plans to build a £10.5 million care home near Broughty Ferry, with one saying she "felt sick" when she saw the proposals.

Angus libraries and sports centres will lead the area's culture and leisure trust emergence from lockdown on April 26.

Dundee United’s head professional performance coach Adam Asghar has been hit with a Scottish FA notice of complaint following the youth side’s defeat against Hibernian on April 9. 

A Forfar woman has become so disillusioned with litter that she no longer enjoys going out.

An influx of visitors is expected at some of the north-east's most remote and scenic locations this weekend, including the Cairngorms.

You can feel it in the air – barbecue season is right around the corner. And there’s no better place to get your meat for the grill than Scott Brothers.

A bus shelter was burned down after being deliberately set alight by firebugs in Dundee on Thursday night.

The Duke of Edinburgh revealed the boozy secrets of the Buckingham Palace dinner table during a special trip to Dundee in July 1982.

The chief executive of Semichem owner Scotmid said “every opportunity” was explored before the decision to close two Tayside branches.

Scottish football fans could be allowed back into grounds before the end of the season, according to one daily newspaper.

You almost always have leftovers when you make a roast chicken, so enjoy it again in this leftover roast chicken pie.

A Tayside student is taking on the Kiltwalk in the latest volunteer effort she has squeezed into a busy lockdown year.

A "screaming witch" tried to spit Covid onto store staff during a 15-minute brawl before swallowing 50 tablets she had hidden inside her bra.

Inspectors have hailed the “committed and insightful” staff at an Angus young people’s secure unit in a glowing report.

Scotland’s route out of lockdown has been accelerated slightly today, but what has changed?

New teachers should be given longer contracts to help fill vacancies across the north and north-east, Lib Dems claim.

The last year has been tough for all of us.

Scottish Conservative candidate Harriet Cross claims the SNP "don't have a plan for bringing Aberdeen forward", despite the city facing a "huge hole" in  employment.

The Lib Dems will promise more money and support for the country's unpaid carers in their manifesto.

Louis Appere could be forgiven for cursing his luck as he seeks to make his mark following Dundee United's ascension to the top-flight.  

Some cases you may have missed from the courts on Thursday.

Creation of new Dunfermline schools in the first learning campus of its kind in Scotland is up for debate.

From the rural delights of Glenduckie to the bright lights of London, 19-year-old Kit McCarthy has had a strange first year away from home.

A domestic abuser forced a cigarette into his victim's mouth and left her with ash and scorch marks during a brutal, sustained attack which spanned five days.

The “dirty camping” explosion has left rural communities across Tayside and Fife “dreading” spring and summer.

A Perthshire-based accountant who committed “industrial scale dishonesty” to fund an extravagant lifestyle has been jailed for 11 years and five months.

Dundee United and St Johnstone will be looking to take another step on the road to Hampden glory as the Scottish Cup returns this weekend.

Developers face a knockback for an 80-house Forfar scheme which planners say doesn’t respect the popular historic core path running through it.

Libraries, galleries and museums across Fife are set to reopen from next week as Covid restrictions ease, it has been confirmed.

Stevie Campbell has talked up two of his Dundee United proteges for Euro 2020 selection.