A St Andrews gin company founded by a father and son from Italy has been named an official supplier to the 2023 Ryder Cup.

In many ways, life is about to get a whole lot different for Dundee United new boy Scott McMann.

A member of the terrorist cell believed to be involved in the murder of Perth aid worker David Haines has pleaded guilty to conspiring to kill four US hostages.

A Perth opticians set up half a century ago is on the move after a £1.4m renovation of a former bank.

A 50-year-old man has admitted sending sexual text messages to a girl who was only aged 14 at the time.

James McPake admits he thought Dundee’s move for Leigh Griffiths had gone up in smoke after a late twist in the transfer saga.

Angus Council is continuing to work along the route towards the creation of a multi-million pound economy-boosting road link between the A90 and Montrose.

A sticky-fingered thief who broke into an award-winning Perth restaurant has walked free from court.

There have been no cases of blood clots linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine since under-40s were advised to get a different jag.

"Unmitigated disaster."

Dundee have been dealt a huge injury blow after talisman Charlie Adam was ruled out for an extended period.

Five men have been taken to hospital after a crash on the A92 near Freuchie in Fife.

A new drive-through coffee outlet has finally secured permission to open early after almost a year of battles with Fife Council and the Scottish Government.

Over 50% of readers in Tayside and Fife have said they supported the introduction of vaccine passports in Scotland by Nicola Sturgeon.

A bumper round-up of the latest from the courts around Tayside and Perth.

Unemptied bins in Fife have been blamed on staff shortages, sparking furious calls for the council to "get a grip" of frontline services.

Plans have been lodged for homes and a nursery at the site of a former police station in Glenrothes.

UK ministers have turned down almost 20 invites to discuss the "failures" of the seasonal workers scheme and labour shortages in the food and drink sector, the Scottish Government has claimed.

A Dundee resident has hit out after a "honking" truck full of dead animals was left open in a busy street.

Staff at Ninewells Hospital are set to benefit from more than £130,000 of funding to help them during the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Two large anti-vaccination posters have sparked debate after they were spotted on the viaduct between Leslie and Glenrothes.

Three windows were smashed at a Perthshire primary school, causing damage costing hundreds of pounds to repair.

The First Minister accepted there are problems with long waits for emergency help after hearing alarming complaints from patients.

The number of school pupils isolating in Dundee and Fife has quadrupled since schools returned just over two weeks ago.

The Glenturret has six new releases now available with the 2021 whisky range following last year's maiden release.

One of Perth's best known businessmen is ready to retire after 53 years in the home improvements sector.

An "out of control" thug who launched into a sectarian rant and threatened to murder a police officer's baby during a flare-up at Perth Royal Infirmary has been jailed.

It is hoped a new Dundee leisure park with a bowling alley, soft play area, indoor golf, and a bar and restaurant will rise from the ashes of a devastating fire.

Scotland has recorded 6,400 new cases of Covid on Thursday, as well as its highest daily increase in deaths for six months.

Coronavirus vaccine passports are being brought in across Scotland in a bid to prevent the reimposition of more widespread restrictions but that is "always an option we have to consider", the health secretary has said.