There are signs things are changing but Scottish football still has a tendency to return to type.

People in St Andrews have been warned to "remain vigilant" after a spike in the number of positive Covid-19 cases.

Dundee residents and visitors have thrown support behind a proposal to turn the old Dundee College building into a comic strip museum.

Dundee started last season in dreadful fashion, picked up form and tailed off again before a storming finish won promotion.

A man has been admonished after assaulting a schoolboy who was loitering outside his Glenrothes home.

Councils in Tayside and Fife are to leave roadside and park grass verges uncut as part of a "rewilding" drive - but some community groups still oppose the plans.

More than half of Tayside and Fife is now estimated to have antibodies for Covid-19, surveillance shows.

It was November 1901, there was little sunlight hours, with only gas lamps flickering in the winter breeze giving any assistance to locals finding their way home.

Scotland's new drug policy minister, Angela Constance, says she wants to introduce users' checking facilities in Dundee and Aberdeen as part of a national effort to reduce the country's shocking death toll.

Scottish Conservative MSP Jamie Greene says “difficult debates” around trans rights and LGBT+ mental health have to take place in the new parliament.

We've reached the end of another busy week at courts across Tayside and Fife.

Dundee United owner Mark Ogren has halted plans for a multi-million-pound golf resort in St Andrews amid a legal dispute.

The UK’s statistics watchdog is investigating an apparent error by Scotland’s health minister after he claimed 10 children are in hospital because of Covid-19.

Members of the Trefoil Guild in Dundee have planted trees in memory of much-loved former Girl Guide leaders.

Tranmere Rovers fans weren't surprised by Micky Mellon's return to the club after his departure from Dundee United.

Dundee recorded the highest number of crimes in Scotland throughout 2020, with an increase in drug and violent crime.

A government agency accused of making a deal with the devil over its policy on killing beavers acted in line with the “best available scientific evidence,” a court has heard.

This week, Julia Bryce's Nutella cravings have taken her tastebuds to a whole new level, prompting her to try this healthier alternative.

An impatient motorist drove the wrong way up a motorway slip road after refusing to wait in queuing traffic.

Police Scotland closed off City Road this afternoon after a cyclist was found injured.

Firefighters were called to a Fife hotel car park on Friday after a limo caught fire.

A man has been hospitalised with serious injuries and a second man arrested following a disturbance in Leven in Fife on Friday.

She might not have the authority in Angus - but Jackie Weaver is not impressed with how a council sexism row has played out.

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A chicken factory worker has admitted posing a danger to police and the public by ignoring self-isolation rules after being diagnosed with Covid 19.

New data has revealed the infection hotspots in Tayside and Fife after Nicola Sturgeon reported nearly 1,000 new cases of coronavirus in Scotland on Friday.

Roadworks worth £420,000 which were planned for the A9 this weekend have been postponed.

Funfairs will be allowed to reopen in parts of Scotland this weekend, including in parts of Tayside and Fife which are due to enter Level 1 of the coronavirus restrictions.

Kirriemuir residents have been lining up for coronavirus tests amid an outbreak in the town.

Staff at a Perthshire care home were honoured to receive a prized piece of artwork by local sculptor Cameron Thomson.