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Local Aberdeen pupils say goodbye to school ahead of move to new £18.5m facility
Xbox factor has led to a life of fun and games for Aberdeen man Graeme Boyd
Stevie May would be a great signing as he will be an even better player now than when he went to England says ex-Don Stark
Aberdeen residents’ battle for superfast broadband drawing to a close
Council must stump up the cash for land required to dual Aberdeen road, says SNP leader
Healthy school meals net Aberdeen council top award
Cops probing latest in series of blazes at Aberdeen bowling club which forced members to abandon it
Dons not ready to give up on their efforts to bring Maloney to Pittodrie
Aberdeen have not given up hope of signing Shaun Maloney and are set to step up their bid to land him.
Dons fans’ team based in Central Belt in call for players
A Sunday league team for Aberdeen supporters are flying the red flag in the Central Belt.
Dons won’t be able to sign Greg Stewart until after Europa League deadline
If Aberdeen are to sign Greg Stewart it will be after the Europa League deadline for registering players.
Stewart Milne: Back boss Derek McInnes by turning up at Pittodrie
Aberdeen chairman Stewart Milne today urged the Red Army to return to Pittodrie to boost Derek McInnes' fight to bring in top signings.
Holyrood to probe safety of high-rise blocks following Grenfell Tower disaster
Holyrood is to carry out its own investigation into the safety of high-rise blocks in the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy in London
Safety campaign aims to stop drivers using mobile phones
A road safety campaign aimed at stopping people using their phone while driving has been launched in Scotland.
Union leaders plan summer campaign against NHS pay cap
Union leaders have pledged to spend the summer campaigning for the Scottish Government to end the pay cap for NHS workers .
US government websites hacked with pro-Islamic State rant
US government websites have been hacked with a message supporting the Islamic State terrorist group.
Nine dead and 28 missing after tourist boat sinks in Colombia
Nine people are dead and about 28 missing after a multi-storey tourist boat packed with about 150 passengers for the holiday weekend capsized on a Colombian reservoir.
Firms vote for scheme aimed at giving boost to Inverurie
Businesses and organisations in a North-east town have voted overwhelmingly for a scheme which aims to help boost the economy of their area.
Graduations: ‘I was drawn to medicine as I just really like helping others’
Dreams of saving the world were the inspiration for one of yesterday's medical graduates.
Awards celebrate efforts of inspiring North-east volunteers celebrated at awards
Volunteers and community groups who have gone above and beyond for their area have been recognised.
Public vote of confidence extra special for Retailer Award winners
There can be no better testament to excellent customer service than winning an award voted for by the public.
Delight as running event set to return to Aberdeen after two decades
The organiser of a major running event, which will take place in Aberdeen later this year, has said it is good to be back in the city.
Design of speed bumps altered at Aberdeenshire recycling site
Aberdeenshire Council has changed the design of some traffic calming measures at a new recycling facility after motorists complained.
Michael Gove rules out any direct role for Holyrood during UK’s Brexit talks
New Environment Secretary Michael Gove ruled out the Scottish Government having a direct role in Brexit talks during a visit to Peterhead.
Delays on the up at Aberdeen airport, as 22% of flights late in a year
More than a fifth of flights from Aberdeen International Airport have been hit by delays in the last year, a new report has found.
Social media row as Aberdeenshire councillor seen failing to pick up dog’s mess
A North-east councillor who campaigns against irresponsible dog walkers is under investigation - for failing to clean up after his own pet.
Hundreds step out on Aberdeen’s first Culture Crawl for cancer charity
A cancer charity has exceeded expectations with the launch of Aberdeen's first Culture Crawl.
Unpaid work order for Aberdeen man who assaulted total stranger while drunk
An Aberdeen man who assaulted and robbed a stranger of his house keys before attacking two neighbours who went to his aid has been ordered to carry out unpaid work.
Former Don Ash Taylor gets fine for speeding on A90
A former Dons player has been handed a fine for speeding on a North-east road.
Last chance to enter Snappy Tots 2017!
Today's your last chance to enter this year's Snappy Tots competition!
Two charged after drugs recovery in the North-east
Two people have been charged after drugs worth £25,000 were seized in the North-east.
Number of city roads closed for Armed Forces Day parade
A number of city centre roads will be closed tomorrow for the Armed Forces Day parade.
War medals and dress kilt stolen during break-in at Aberdeen property
War medals have been stolen during a break-in at an Aberdeen property.
Appeal for information following incident at North-east park
Police are appealing for information after a man approached children in a North-east park.
Appeal for information after suspicious Aberdeen fire
Police today released CCTV of a man they want to speak to after a suspicious fire in Aberdeen.
Take a look all 20 stunning Anchor sculptures before they head across Scotland
A collection of 20 decorated anchor sculptures has been brought together for the first time before being moved to new locations across the country.
5 Aberdeenshire schools facing repairs over wall ‘defects’
Five North-east schools have been named as having defects similar to those in Edinburgh, which saw 17 forced closures last year.
Two accused of stealing football trophy from Aberdeen hotel found not guilty
Two men accused of stealing a football trophy - which was later found in the North Sea - have been cleared.
Firms asked to bid for £18 million contract on Haudagain scheme
An £18 million contract to improve a notorious Aberdeen bottleneck is up for grabs from today.
Scheme to cut drink-related violence in Aberdeen
A new scheme aimed at minimising alcohol-related violence has been launched by police and pubs.
Police and fire station open day to take place after terror level postponement
A North-east event postponed in the wake of a terror attack last month is set to take place this weekend.
Aberdeenshire councillor suspended from decision-making
A North-east councillor has been suspended for six months after lobbying colleagues about a proposal to build a controversial wind turbine on his farm.
Video calling to help North-east mums get accessible advice from midwives
North-east mums will be able to access NHS infant feeding advice from the comfort of their own home via video calling.
Political parties lock horns over controversial Aberdeen deputy provost holding three jobs
An under fire Aberdeen councillor has been called on to resign from his role as deputy provost immediately by one of his opposition colleagues.
New dolphin watching programme launched for summer
A conservation organisation has launched a summer activity programme in Aberdeen.
New section of Aberdeen bypass set to open
A new section of the B977 near Dyce is due to open on Monday as part of the Aberdeen bypass.
WW2 shelter discovered by workers during solar panel installation
Work to install one of Scottish Water's largest solar panel projects to date has unearthed a piece of military history.