A woman has died following a crash on the A94 between Coupar Angus and Forfar.

Lawrence Shankland's Belgian bow ended in disappointment as Beerschot slipped to a 3-2 defeat against Club Brugge.

Dundee man Jason Paul has transformed his mental and physical health - even living in a gym to help get his life back on track.

A Fife taxi driver shortage has prompted fears for public safety.

A Perth charity that aims to be a "lovely auntie" to local youngsters has kicked off a football fundraiser.

For the latest in our Field to Fork series, Brian Stormont and Blair Dingwall found out all about growing strawberries at East Seaton Farm, near Arbroath.

A retired Angus lawyer has said incoming electric vehicle (EV) charges would be "unthinkable" for petrol and diesel drivers.

David McCallum got his first Equity card back in 1946 and 75 years later he is still in demand in Hollywood at the age of 87.

Three-chord legends Status Quo turned Knockhill into a forest of air guitars in 2003 after a frantic race to the starting grid.

The Scottish Government is drawing up plans to resurrect a policy of moving civil service jobs from the central belt to the Highlands and islands – and has been urged to start with CalMac and the new National Care Service.

Nicola Sturgeon is being urged to adopt a major package of reforms to improve housing, education, energy and business in an environmentally friendly way.

A 21-year-old man has been charged with an alleged hate crime said to have taken place at the Arbroath v Partick Thistle game on Saturday.

A free community fun day in the Douglas area of Dundee saw kids flock to use bouncy castles and have their face painted.

Thomas Courts admits Dundee United face a nervous wait to learn the extent of a training ground injury to Benjamin Siegrist.

A woman has been taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee after a crash on the A9 near Dunkeld led to significant delays this afternoon.

As a former St Johnstone player who was reportedly coveted by the Perth club earlier this year, Peter Pawlett was always likely to be the focus of some attention at McDiarmid Park.

There are roughly 4.2 million contact lens users in the UK, but many are making mistakes that could have a lasting impact on their eyesight.

Construction is well underway on a giant humpback whale that will soon set sail for Dundee before the sculpture is installed at the waterfront.

The school lunch menu changes on a weekly basis across Tayside and Fife.

A man who went missing from Blairgowrie in Perthshire on Sunday has been traced safe and well after a police search, officers have confirmed.

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A woman has died in an Aberdeenshire pub.

A Fife village that starred in the Outlander series has been congratulated in the Scottish Parliament on their efforts to save the last remaining local pub.

Dundee boss James McPake hailed the impact of returning home fans as his side earned a 2-2 draw against high-flying Hibs.

Two property fraudsters involved in a million-pound con have been ordered to pay back just over £8,000 despite conning millions out of vulnerable people.

A man will appear in court tomorrow accused of murdering his wife.

Paul McGowan's late header saw Dundee earn a point against high-flying Hibs in an enthralling contest at Dens Park.

The Scottish Government's education secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has been forced to self-isolate after testing positive for Covid.

Football legend Denis Law has said he believes heading the ball is directly to blame for his dementia diagnosis.

Kind-hearted Arbroath youngsters are helping children share the enjoyment they have had out of favourite toys.