Trevor Carson has backed fellow Dundee United keeper Benjamin Siegrist to bounce back stronger than ever after his injury nightmare.

Dundee goalkeeper Adam Legzdins says he is flattered to be linked with an international call-up by the Latvian national team.

Dundee United star Peter Pawlett has spoken for the first time about the red card he picked up for simulation in last weekend’s win at St Johnstone.

A kind-hearted Angus youngster has taken a weight off the minds and the arms of neighbours after becoming his community’s self-appointed bin boy.

A man who went on a failed housebreaking spree in Kinghorn with a former prison buddy has been jailed again.

A Fife lifeboat volunteer is to swim across the Firth of Forth to Inchkeith Island and back in a unique charity challenge.

Jessop Jewellers has been serving Glenrothes for 50 years. Now the third generation of the family firm is looking to the future.

A sheriff rejected calls for a banning order to separate two feuding neighbours because he feared it would expose one side to "malicious" complaints.

A Dunfermline couple are raising money for charity after losing their baby to a rare medical condition.

Most of us have seen Harrison Ford cracking his whip, performing death-defying stunts and defeating dastardly Nazis in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Coastal erosion in Montrose could see the number of "flood corridors" between the town and the sea treble in only three years.

Until this week you could have called Calum Cashley an unsung hero of the Scottish independence movement.

A Scottish charity run by Afghans is working with the government and local authorities to prepare for an influx of refugees, after the Taliban swept to power in Kabul, triggering a mass evacuation effort.

Police are appealing for information after six motorbikes were stolen from addresses in Perthshire.

Residents have raised concerns about using a popular walking route in Carnoustie after a woman was assaulted.

Tatha Gallery welcomed a very special - and "vibrantly outrageous" - visitor this week - Hollywood legend Miriam Margoyles.

Rolling into the weekend with the round-up.

A Fife couple have been forced to put their holiday plans on hold for a year after a Covid-19 vaccine certificate failed to arrive in time.

For most, the final days of August are all about clinging to the last of the warm sunshine that summer has to offer.

Nineties pop sensations East 17 will lead the entertainment at Scotland's only coal carrying championship on Saturday.

An investigation is under way after a 48-year-old woman was assaulted in Carnoustie.

Rail passengers in Tayside and Fife should prepare for more turmoil on the tracks after train workers union RMT threatened further industrial action over cuts to services.

The number of sexual crimes recorded by police in Tayside and Fife has risen by 45% as coronavirus restrictions ease.

Dundee are set to move to bring Celtic star Leigh Griffiths back to Dens Park.

After 650 miles, 83 days and an unexpected eight-day spell in hospital, a farmer driving two Shire horses the length of the UK in memory of his brother has arrived at his emotional journey’s end.

A little cuddle in a cute t-shirt is being given to every youngster at an Angus primary school as a pat on the back for bearing up to the challenges of the pandemic.

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

Some female deer in Scotland face being culled because of concerns that rising populations are putting climate change efforts at risk.

Drivers have been warned about car parts being stolen from Hondas in Dundee.

Drivers on the Queensferry Crossing face a reduced speed limit for up to six weeks - while workers give cables on the bridge a clean.