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Officers have been present outside the building for much of the day.

Charity Showcase the Street says it has lost a 'considerable amount of money' due to the closure.

The street was taped off, with police and paramedics on the scene.

Phoenix Birkett 17, disappeared from the Tay Road Bridge on April 8.

A cordon was put in place across the entrance to Sense Scotland on the corner of Murraygate.

Ryan Mitchell, 44, reflects on addiction, offending and life inside the tower blocks, saying he is now trying to move forward while still "watching out for folk" in his community.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

The historic landmark was defaced with graffiti over the weekend.

Ska anthems and dancing filled Fat Sams at the Dundee ska day party. Discover the best moments and meet ska fans who packed the venue.

Members of the travelling community have set up camp at the park just off Wright Avenue.

Multiple fire crews, police cars and an ambulance were spotted on the scene at Tulloch Court in the early hours.

The Courier takes an in-depth look at how crime "disproportionately" affects the residents of the city's tower blocks.

Douglas Guild boarded a flight after a court appearance in 2015 and did not return until last year.

A 33-year-old was arrested in connection with road traffic offences.

The Courier readers have been having their say on the successes and challenges of the £1.6 billion Waterfront regeneration. 

The incident happened during an evening of antisocial behaviour in the city centre on Friday

A lump of wood fell in the 19th century courtroom one, narrowly missing men in the dock.

The 38-year-old has opened up about his unconventional journey into entrepreneurship.

The ban aims to create a “safe and engaging” space for learning.

The bakery specialises in 100% egg-free celebration cakes.

The approval came despite Dundee City Council's road department objecting to the Caw's Bar outdoor seating area.

The lane closure caused by roadworks is expected to be in place for six more weeks.

Several DC Thomson journalists were recognised in a 'triumphant' night for The Courier.

In 2022 planning permission was granted for a 60-bed care home on the former site of Blackness nursery but the developers now want to expand this.

John Hutton spent hours abusing and struggling with police in the Dundee hospital.

The celebrated 38-panel Dundee Tapestry, crafted by 140 volunteer locals, is to be housed at the McManus in Dundee, highlighting the city's unique story.

It once boasted the UKs longest industrial facade.

A series of roadworks have been taking place in the Carse of Gowrie.

Locals claim the stretch has become a “cash cow” for wardens.

City leisure chiefs have sounded the alarm over increasing energy costs at the Regional Performance Centre at Caird Park.