A Dundee charity is giving out free kiddies mud kitchens to kickstart an apprenticeship scheme aimed at helping dozens of city young people gain employment.

There was a time when Derek ‘Soapy’ Soutar was ahead of Allan McGregor and Craig Gordon in the Scotland U-21 pecking order.

A business owner has been "overwhelmed" by community support after a fire ripped through her house just days after her partner suffered a brain haemorrhage and a stroke.

Don’t miss out on free tickets to The Scottish Caravan, Motorhome & Holiday Home Virtual Show.

Micky Mellon likes to remind people his side are still a “Championship team” so, naturally, the Dundee United manager is delighted the man who fired them to the title last season, Lawrence Shankland, looks back to his best.

An actor and podcast host has said a move to Angus was a "blessing in disguise" as he speaks of sharing the silver screen with Michael Caine and James Cosmo.

A woman dubbed Dundee's 'dog whisperer' has announced plans to wind down her walking service amid a rise in unethical dog walkers.

A 22-year-old man has been accused of biting two women and forcing one of them to rescue him from a second-storey window ledge.

A Tayside writer has spent lockdown rediscovering her love for poetry – and after 10 months has published a book.

A prolific offender was given a prison sentence on his birthday for attacking a motorcyclist who collided with his friend.

Locals living in a quiet cul-de-sac have expressed their shock after two elderly neighbours were conned out of thousands of pounds.

Dundee United striker Lawrence Shankland hopes they can still make the top six following Saturday’s crucial 2-0 win at Ross County.

UK ministers are reportedly looking into the creation of a digital vaccine passport in a bid to reopen international travel as life-saving jabs become more widely available across the world.

Dundee academy boss Stephen Wright is excited about the future of young talent at Dens Park.

More than 70 people have tested positive for coronavirus across Tayside and Fife in the past 24 hours.

Sacked SNP frontbencher Neale Hanvey has defended backing a campaign to sue his parliamentary colleague Kirsty Blackman.

All adults in Scotland could have had their first Covid jab by the summer, Health Secretary Jeane Freeman has said.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has dismissed opinion polls showing support for Scottish independence is on the rise, saying arguments for separation "all slowly fall apart" under scrutiny.

The boxing programme, shared by Frank Gilfeather, himself a champion boxer, which appeared on November 21, brought a response from another well-known local sportsman.

The UK Government must deliver investment in the energy sector of a level that allows Aberdeen and the north-east to "ride the storm currently enveloping it", says the SNP's new shadow business secretary.

SNP frontbencher Neale Hanvey has been sacked after backing a campaign to sue his parliamentary colleague Kirsty Blackman.

Dundee United maintained their 100% winning record against Ross County this season thanks to goals from Lawrence Shankland and Ryan Edwards.

Up to 17 new jobs will be created following the opening of Dundee’s latest drive-thru coffee shop.

Four lucky neighbours in Dundee are celebrating after each winning £30,000 thanks to their postcode.

Around 200 people an hour are filing through the doors of Caird Hall as Dundee's vaccination battle against Covid-19 ramps up.

Legendary nightclub Fat Sam’s has dominated Dundee’s nightlife for almost 40 years. Gayle Ritchie digs out some old photos and uncovers tales from the vaults including Phillip Schofield being a Fatties regular and the night rock wildman Pete Dohe...

Around 20 firefighters tackled a blaze at an old jute mill in Blairgowrie.

A fundraising effort has provided new equipment for Kirriemuir’s Neverland play park.

Drivers can expect disruption on the A90 north of Dundee as major surfacing improvements get under way tomorrow.

Emergency services were called to a street in Douglas after a man was seen running along the roof of a block of flats.