Sky Sports star Jim White to lead Dundee Kiltwalk
He’s famous for the yellow tie he dons during transfer deadline day on Sky Sports News.
Our Kids Need Justice: Tele campaign calls for automatic jail sentence for those who prey on children
We want justice and protection for our children.
Our Kids Need Justice: What you had to say in our poll
The readers who took part in our poll were clear in their views on how those who prey on children should be dealt with.
REVEALED: Majority of Dundee fans back Dens Park name change
The majority of Dundee FC fans would back a move to introduce a sponsor’s name to their Dens Park stadium.
Funeral of tragic Dundee United fan Liam Colgan to take place
The funeral of a Dundee United fan who tragically died on his brother’s stag weekend in Germany will take place today.
Major new festival could bring 20,000 to Slessor Gardens for opening of Dundee V&A
A huge new festival involving Scotland’s biggest concert promoter will mark the opening of the V&A, it was announced today.
Tele joins appeal to protect freedom of press from ‘draconian’ laws
MPs are being warned against supporting laws which could cripple the regional press and allow politicians to “shackle publications they don’t like”.
EXCLUSIVE: ‘I’m genuinely sorry’: Health secretary apologises in emails to former NHS chief over departure
Scotland's health secretary admitted she was “genuinely sorry” about the way the departure of an NHS Tayside chief unfolded, it has emerged.
NHS order inquiry into mental health services at Carseview Centre
Tayside health chiefs have commissioned an independent inquiry into the mental health services delivered at Dundee’s Carseview Centre.
Dundee drugs crisis: Scottish Government targets ‘unpopular and controversial’ ways of saving addicts’ lives
The Scottish Government could introduce “controversial” and “unpopular” tactics in an effort to cut the number of drug-related deaths.
Dundee drugs crisis: Number of people killed by substance abuse in city reaches all-time high
They are the lost souls of our city, the people whose lives spiralled so far out of control that they were killed before old age by drugs.
Dundee drugs crisis: City health chief admits they ‘got it wrong’
Councillor Ken Lynn, chairman of Dundee Health and Social Care Partnership integrated joint board, admitted something had gone wrong with tackling drug deaths.
Have you seen The Smiths or Morrissey in Dundee? We want to hear from you!
We’re looking for a charming man (or woman) who can tell us their memories of one of the several visits to Dundee by The Smiths and their lead singer Morrissey.
Bay City Rollers? Cliff Richard? Showaddywaddy? Did you see these heart-throbs in Dundee back in the day?
They were the heart-throbs of their time and captured people’s imaginations in ways few other artists of their day managed.
Elton John in Dundee: If you were there, we want to hear from you
Rocketman Elton John wowed audiences at the Caird Hall three times at the peak of his powers.
Parts of busy Dundee road to close for major roadworks
One of Dundee’s busiest roads is set to shut in phases for three weeks while major works take place.
Dundee council to continue school catchment policy
Dundee City Council has confirmed it will continue its placement policy for school pupils for the 2018/19 year.
REVEALED: How £15m of Dundee council cutbacks will affect you
Dundonians face a hike in council tax bills and car parking charges as the city council bids to slash £15 million from its budget, city chiefs have revealed.
NHS Tayside midwife Michelle wins award
An NHS Tayside midwife has won a Royal College of Midwives award.
New show on Dundee’s historic Royal Arch comes to McManus
A new display on Dundee’s historic Royal Arch is heading to The McManus.