A family say they are determined to return to their Angus home after a devastating blaze, even though repairs could take up to a year.

From smaller cosmetic jobs to extensive building renovations, the experts at EC2 Ltd are here to help you transform your home.

Plenty of column inches and air time have been dedicated to Dundee United's flaws this season.

A man accused of trying to rob another man at knifepoint in Dundee’s West End has been remanded in custody.

Shoppers at the Wellgate are being encouraged to donate food, toiletries and their old computers to Dundee Foodbank and local schools during the coronavirus lockdown.

Charities providing emergency food to struggling Dundonians have said removing the £20 Universal Credit top-up payment would be “Dickensian” and “morally wrong”.

People with long Covid in Scotland are being "robbed" of the opportunity to better understand their condition, says an Aberdeen man suffering the effects of the virus almost a year on.

Dundee United captain Mark Reynolds has revealed how the Tangerines were determined not to be a team in “freefall.”

The grieving daughter of an Angus fatal road crash victim has spoken of her “never ending” heartache over the collision which claimed his life.

Alex Salmond is poised to accuse the Crown Office of an "abuse of legislation" in blocking the publication of key evidence.

Seventeen points behind leaders Hearts, eight above bottom side Alloa Athletic – Dundee’s stop-start season leaves them in a fight for second place and a shot at the play-offs.

Legendary Dundee computer game Lemmings has celebrated its 30th birthday.

A further four people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in Scotland.

Scottish Transport Secretary Michael Matheson claims the UK Government is "undermining" Scotland's tougher quarantine rules by failing to close a loophole which exists.

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Dozens of police officers descended on a city street during a dramatic day-long siege.

The ten-pin bowling craze arrived in Dundee in the 1960s and eventually became a popular pastime for families and friends.

Dundee United strode confidently back into the top six with their best performance of the season so far.

A delivery driver has been praised for his "brilliant" efforts after battling to complete his deliveries by dragging a trolley on foot through the snow.

Angus Council have renewed their plea for people to stay at home, following reports of cars becoming stuck as a result of weather conditions.

Online fitness fans are helping the Angus Alive leisure trust make early steps on the road to recovery.

A number of roads have been closed in Dundee due to an ongoing electrical fault.

A £200,000 upgrade plan for an Angus crazy golf course has been branded as ‘belonging in the 1960s’.

A well-known Dundee family have celebrated a lockdown wedding just weeks after the loss of one of their own.

Subject choices have declined for S4 pupils in the majority of Tayside and Fife schools over the last five years, new figures have revealed.

You’re sick to death of talking about racism? Well imagine how those on the receiving end of racist abuse feel every day it remains an issue in sport and society.

The Tay Road Bridge was closed in the early hours of this morning amid a police incident.

A Canadian coffee firm looks set to arrive in Dundee after a long-winded planning battle.

More than £40 million has been spent on supply teachers across Tayside and Fife in the last six years.

A dopey drink-driver caught trying to move his car that was stuck in the snow has been fined and banned.