Calum Woodger, George Cran and Graeme Finnan discuss United’s Scottish Cup aspirations, whether Dundee will finish second or third in their quest for promotion and “The Bear” recounts a tale of goalkeeping glory.

An English motorist who has turned heads within days of moving to Angus after his unique vehicle was spotted on the streets of Forfar and Edzell admits he can't believe how popular the car has been in his new community.

Dundee boss James McPake has warned his players not to expect Queen of the South to take their foot off the gas for the Championship’s final game.

It is no surprise to see Raith Rovers’ pursuit of second place in the Championship come down to a fixture against Hearts. Football, after all, is a slave to narrative.

A children’s book written by a Dundee author and teacher has inspired young children to improve their reading skills during lockdown, according to a new study.

Get your lips around these incredibly cheesy chips with your favourite steak on top - the perfect accompaniment to a refreshing pint of beer.

A fuming girlfriend stabbed her partner in the back following a blazing row over television volume.

A thief made off with a watch, a laptop and a haul of booze after breaking into a flat in Dundee's West End.

The day Lisa Usher took ownership of a guinea pig was the day her life changed forever.

Prison sentences, fines, better facilities and more education should be used to stop ‘dirty camping’, according to our readers.

Poor pothole repairs pose a serious threat to road safety, according to a Fife motorists' group.

More than 12,000 people declared themselves homeless across the north of Scotland in the past five years, according to figures from councils.

Nicola Sturgeon is promising to put rural communities at the heart of her recovery plan during a campaigning visit to her top target seat.

Dundee United have been dealt a hammer blow with the news No 1 Benjamin Siegrist is out for the rest of the season.

Our new video series brings the leaders of Scotland's main political parties to the cowshed for a conversation with comedian and local farmer Jim Smith.

The Lib Dems mocked Douglas Ross by turning up at Tory HQ with a giant cheque in his name.

A Fife chaplain threatened and racially abused a bank teller in Dunfermline.

Heading out of hump day with  our daily court round-up...

Everyone remembers their school jannie. For George Tullis his exit was as memorable as his service.

A mother whose terminally ill baby has spent the majority of her life in hospital has admitted she lives in “constant dread” of being told by doctors her child has died.

A former Dundee United physiotherapist who was head-hunted by Jim McLean is retiring after an almost 50-year career.  

A former Dundee United physiotherapist who was head-hunted by Jim McLean is retiring after an almost 50-year career.  

Travellers have been moved on from Arbroath land after a ten-day stay behind a former town hospital.

Many European countries have announced they will soon open up to tourists but anyone travelling will likely need proof they are protected from Covid-19.

It wasn’t long ago set-pieces were Dundee’s Achilles heel as they struggled for a consistent run of form in the Championship.

Overwhelmed GPs in Scotland are being inundated with calls from patients seeking proof of Covid-19 vaccination.

A distraught cat owner has described how she watched her beloved pet die in front of her in Fintry – in what she fears could be a deliberate poisoning.

Jon Daly has thrown himself in at the deep end during his time in Finland — in a very literal sense.

New research has found that teenage girls who play football are at almost double the risk of concussion compared to teenage boys. 

A woman has walked free from court after a jury found her not guilty of an assault outside a Perthshire pub.