A Broughty Ferry care home was filled with romance and happy tears as two of its residents celebrated 70 years of marriage.

St Johnstone progressed to the last 16 of the Scottish Cup with a hard-fought win over Dundee.

An incredible gift from Partick Thistle left Dundee United's Nicky Clark with a tap-in to win this Scottish Cup tie.

All trains into Tayside and Fife from the other Scottish cities have been cancelled for the second Sunday in a row.

Police are investigating after a man caused a disturbance at a mental health facility in Dundee.

More than 3,000 Tartan Army fans could be allowed into Wembley this summer to cheer Scotland on against England.

An 81-year-old man was taken to hospital after being cut out of his car following a crash just outside Dundee on Saturday.

Plans for a new 64-bedroom care home in Broughty Ferry have been submitted to Dundee City Council.

At just 34-years old, Lisa Diduca has lived through more trauma than most will face in a lifetime.

A "family values" political party that opposes education that is LGBT+ inclusive has been slammed for projecting "obscene" images in Perth city centre.

Anti-depressant prescriptions have hit the highest level ever recorded in Tayside as a year of restrictions leaves many struggling to cope.

Ask any Dundee United fan, given the choice, would they rather finish seventh or win the Scottish Cup? They would pick the latter every single time.

Angus sheriff Gregor Murray has received the thanks and praise of staff and solicitors at the end of a seven-year tenure in the county.

Adrian Sporle hopes to grab the cup spotlight today after having the glory nicked from him when he scored his first goal for Dundee United against Partick Thistle.

An online painting class for people living with dementia has created an emotional connection for a Dundee family separated by lockdown.

Kyle Falconer is in the car. The chat we had arranged slipped his mind, but he’s not driving and parked in a safe place so we can begin.

Looking for something to liven up your Easter weekend? Well, this recipe using leftover hot cross buns might just be the thing.

A father and son duo have made it their mission to solve any problem, big or small, facing Dundonians.

Torched sofas, dumped furniture and broken glass have become "part and parcel" of living in Lochee, residents of 40 years have said.

Baroness Helena Kennedy would like social media bosses to appear before her inquiry into the misogyny faced by women in Scotland.

Dundee captain Charlie Adam is looking to get one over Tayside neighbours St Johnstone - but insists the Dark Blues' Scottish Cup clash with the Perth men is not a derby.

The plea from an offshore worker for the delivery of hair gel to tame his growing locks has had a happy ending.

It may be Easter weekend but our Courts and Crime team has been busier than ever. Here's some highlights from the end of the week.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon promised to revitalise Scotland’s ailing town centres in a funding pledge opponents claim falls "well short".

James Hardie Brown, who founded with his brother Ian the construction and civil engineering firm I & H Brown, one of the largest such businesses in Scotland, died on March 21 at St Margaret’s Community Hospital in Auchterarder. He was 90.

Dundee United welcome Partick Thistle to Tannadice on Scottish Cup duty this weekend.

Angus Council have confirmed secondary school pupils will get two additional in-service days in the upcoming summer term.

Police have launched an investigation after a man died following a fire in Fife this morning.

An SNP national officer coached independence activists to apply for lucrative coronavirus business grants "for the indy cause" then encouraged them to donate some of the cash to his own campaign group.

Senior Tayside pupils have been left ‘blindsided’ after learning they must sit exam-style final assessments after the Easter holidays – despite less than five months of classroom learning.