We’re getting to crunch time for Dundee’s season now.

James McPake admits dropping Jack Hamilton on Saturday was a difficult decision as the keeper had done little wrong between the sticks.

A union has accused Dundee University of stripping away pension cash from hundreds of low-paid and mostly female workers.

Angus councillors will outline their preferred option on the future of Lochside Leisure Centre this week.

More 20mph zones across could be on the horizon in Dundee after a study found the widespread introduction of slower driving speeds elsewhere has led to fewer accidents.

When Justin Hughes of BlackHorn Burgers saw Rob Ogle's incredible sand creations, he knew that was how he wanted to announce the relaunch of his restaurant.

Dundee United’s top six dream is over.

An Angus community garden devastated by a deliberate fire is set to rise from the ashes.

Concerns have been raised over a claimed "downgrading" of Perth Royal Infirmary (PRI) after figures revealed the average number of available beds at the hospital fell by almost 2,000 in three years.

A disabled Dundee couple have hit out at a housing association after being left with a ceiling that is “ready to collapse”.

A Perthshire aid worker is urging Scots to walk 154km - the distance people fleeing Syria must travel to reach a refugee camp in Jordan - to raise money and awareness.

Fears are growing for the future of an historic Fife mining monument, which has been left fenced off and crumbling away.

A care home in Carnoustie has launched a fundraising drive for its dog, Penny, who was adopted by the facility after her owner died.

The number of Fife women and children fleeing domestic abuse has soared during lockdown, stark new figures have shown.

Fife swimmers hope to get back in the water soon thanks to a £1 million investment in the Beacon Centre.

Fife teenagers who spent much of their childhood caring for their parents have shared a poignant message of hope.

Dundonians who have suffered the heartache of losing a loved one during the coronavirus pandemic are to be given the chance to share their thoughts and feelings.

Seven Extinction Rebellion activists have been convicted of occupying an oil rig at the Port of Dundee.

StAnza, Scotland's international poetry festival, has been hailed a huge success despite the challenges of Covid-19.

Perform in Perth has kicked off its annual festival as it celebrates its centenary year.

Douglas Ross is facing calls to step down as MP for Moray ahead of the Scottish Parliament election in May.

"I don't think there's anything controversial about trying to make parliament more inclusive," Fatima Joji says.

There was cause for celebration in Dundee as many secondary school pupils returned to school for the first time since December.

More than 174,000 people across Tayside have now received Covid-19 vaccinations.

Discount store B&M is set to reopen in Perth after its store was gutted by a fire 18 months ago.

A young dad who faces a lifetime of pain and surgery following what a judge described as "an appalling crime" said that he will not let his attackers beat him.

Parents were stopped by police outside a number of Tayside schools on the first day back for inappropriate parking and to issue road safety advice.

A leading member of the Angus  Council administration has stepped down after claiming there is an “unhealthy culture” at the top of the authority.

A Kinross-shire nursery school has been closed after several children and staff tested positive for Covid-19.

A dog owner believes thieves are becoming so cocky they have no qualms about trying to steal beloved pets in broad daylight from gardens and parks following a wave of attempted kidnappings in recent weeks.