Delays on the A90 have been reported on Thursday morning due to a broken down lorry at Swallow Roundabout.

A Dundee mum who called theatre her "lifeline" after hitting rock bottom when she struggled with substance abuse, is giving back to the community with a charity project.

A man who was believed to have travelled by train through Fife and Tayside as police launched a manhunt over a woman's murder has been arrested.

A main road connecting West Fife to the Kincardine Bridge has reopened following a crash between a motorcycle and a lorry.

It’s the ostentatious car that’s been driven by Hollywood royalty Dean Martin, Tony Curtis and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Dundee will have to be at their best to handle the attacking threat of Hibs this weekend warns boss James McPake.

Plans for 300 new homes on the edge of Monifieth have been submitted to Angus Council.

After thousands of miles and tens of thousands of pounds an Angus charity cyclist is preparing to saddle up for one last fundraising adventure.

The Anstruther Harbour Festival will showcase the best of the East Neuk when it kicks off next month.

When a popular Fife sweet shop owner was given the gut-wrenching news that she has only a year to live she made up her mind not to give up.

A Fife man was caught sending sexualised messages to decoy social media accounts posing as 13-year-old girls.

New legislation which requires food businesses in Scotland to include detailed ingredient and allergen information on labels for prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) foods will become law on October 1, 2021.

A rail campaigner has questioned an "extraordinary intervention" by leading  public sector figures in support of dualling the A9 and A96 roads.

Part-time Montrose FC pulled off one of Scottish football's biggest shocks in a League Cup classic against Hearts 35 years ago.

I've been following events in Afghanistan very closely this past week, like many of us have. As a foreign correspondent I spent a few years covering the region while based in Islamabad, and making trips across the border to Kabul.

Sean Lock, who has passed away, brought his Lockipedia tour to venues across Tayside and Fife in 2010. Here we revisit a hilarious interview he did before the shows.

Niall Mason will not be joining Dundee after the Dens Park club ended his trial period.

A dose of midweek mayhem.

A video store boss has finally laid his hands on a Dundee collector's treasure trove of VHS tapes.

Several people were lucky to escape unharmed after a drunken theatre tech crashed while overtaking a lorry on the A9 in Perthshire.

A mum from Crieff has been inspired to make therapeutic teddies for children with anxiety after creating one for her own son.

Glenrothes semiconductor manufacturer Semefab will close one of its Fife facilities next year.

Tourism experts are predicting a long-lasting business boost for Angus when the Women's Open tees off on Thursday.

The bell rang on a successful first day for nine P1 pupils at a rural Perthshire school.

The positive power of memories for people with dementia and their carers was clear this week as they took a trip back in time with the V&A.

Exams WILL be held in 2022 - if it is safe to do so.

A mother broke down and wept moments after being cleared of murdering the father of her child in an alleged Christmas Day knife attack in Fife.

Alba MP Neale Hanvey has been branded a "disgrace" by his former party after being accused of "belittling" the plight of Afghan women.

Dundee audiences are in for a treat this weekend, as family-friendly theatre company Shaper/Caper pops up at Slessor Gardens with a "menacingly fabulous" show.

Dundee is ready to play its part in housing Afghan refugees after the country's shock takeover by the Taliban, the city council's leader has said.