Firefighters, police and paramedics called to Dundee blaze
Firefighters were called to a blaze in Douglas on Thursday afternoon.
Dundee City Council announces ambitious homelessness plans
Temporary homeless accommodation could be phased out for people in Dundee under innovative new plans.
Large increase in number of children taken to A&E drunk
There has been a 40% increase in the number of Tayside children admitted to hospital drunk since 2016.
Council prepared for fuel shortages ahead of Brexit
Dundee City Council is preparing for fuel shortages if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal.
Group targets local shop with ‘bizarre’ credit card scheme
A local business owner has warned of a gang operating in the city which he claims attempted a "bizarre" credit card activity in-store on Saturday.
Police praised for massive fall in number of offenders detained in custody
The number of people being taken into police custody after offending has fallen by around 70,000 a year since Police Scotland has formed in 2013.
First new Dundee secondary school in decades planned for western gateway
A new housing development to the west of Dundee could lead to the first brand new secondary school in the city in 40 years.
Controversial decisions will have to be made as budget faces £18 million fall
Council job losses cannot be ruled out in Dundee, the SNP's administration leader has warned.
John Donachy murder trial: Court told prints found in blood matched co-accused
Handprints from two Perthshire men accused of murdering Dundee dad-of-five John Donachy were found in blood stains close to his body, the High Court was told on Monday.
John Donachy murder trial: Jury told of co-accused’s emotional phone call to police
A man accused of murdering a Dundee father told police he discovered his alleged victim’s body face down in his hallway, but went back to bed for hours before calling 999.