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Local Dons fanatic sets off on mammoth walk to Hampden for Scottish Cup final
Full Time: Celtic 2-1 Aberdeen FC
Zero waste community cafe to offer opportunities to volunteers when it opens
Bubbles the dolphin swims to his new home
Call for polling stations to be more accessible to disabled and elderly
30 firefighters deal with blaze in North-east town
Considine aims to sink Celtic
Mascots get ready for big occasion at national stadium
The players weren't the only ones hard at work in training for today's Scottish Cup final between Aberdeen and Celtic.
Well-known Dons fans get behind the boys in red and white for final
Good luck messages have been flooding in for the Dons from some of their more well known fans ahead of today's cup final - even from as far away as Springfield.
Aberdeen supporters jet in from around the globe for Hampden clash
Most of the Red Army will have travelled around 150 miles to Glasgow for the cup final, but there were some supporters having to go just that little bit further.
Captain Shinnie aiming to take giant leap forward by bring Scottish Cup back to Aberdeen
Expectation comes from 20,000 travelling fans descending on Hampden hoping for a first Scottish Cup triumph since 1990.
Family of bomb victim Eilidh MacLeod ‘praying her friend makes full recovery’
The family of Manchester bomb victim Eilidh MacLeod have said they are praying that her injured friend makes a full recovery.
Nicola Sturgeon promises to put young people at centre of SNP manifesto
The SNP manifesto will focus on opportunities and support for young people, Nicola Sturgeon has said.
‘Vicious attack’ outside flats leaves man with serious head injuries
A man has suffered serious head injuries after being punched and kicked in a "vicious" attack.
Children saved from Nazi camps unveil monument to parents
The children saved by Sir Nicholas Winton from Nazi death camps have unveiled a monument in Prague's main train station to honour their parents.
Syrians ‘detained in Sicily on suspicion of terrorism’ during G7 meeting
Two Syrians have been detained in Sicily on suspicion of terrorism as G7 leaders were meeting on the island, the Italian news agency ANSA says.
Sun and games as Youth Festival draws to a close
More than 1,400 primary school pupils descended on the Sports Village to celebrate a unique sports and health project for children in the Granite City.
First tenants to move into homes build on site of city’s former jail
The first tenants of homes being built on the site of a former jail will move in at the end of the summer.
Auctioneers in bid to be best cook-off chef
Two stars of hit BBC series The Mart are set to swap gavels for griddles next weekend.
Aberdeen City Council to take action after 145 trees cut down without consent at historic home
Aberdeen City Council will take enforcement action after trees were cut down at a historic mansion without consent.
Missing Aberdeen teen traced safe and well
A missing Aberdeen teenager has been traced safe and well.
Dons get cup final support… from deepwaters of the Gulf of Mexico
As Aberdeen prepare to take on Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final tomorrow they have found some unusual support – from the dark deepwaters of the Gulf Of Mexico.
Fans warned to expect bag searches and extra security at Scottish Cup final
Football fans are being warned to expect bag searches and armed police at tomorrow's cup final clash.
Aberdeen charity set to benefit from Hayes cup final shirt auction
An Aberdeen charity looks set to receive more than £1,000 from an online auction of Jonny Hayes' Scottish Cup final shirt.
Tributes paid to devoted and ‘kind-hearted’ Aberdeen barman who passed away
Tributes were today paid to a beloved barman who pulled pints at the same Aberdeen pub for nearly two decades.
Three charged in connection with selling Class A drugs in North-east town
Three men have charged in connection with selling Class A drugs in a North-east town.
Dons fans face travel problems as flood warning issued by Met Office
Dons fans travelling to and from tomorrow's Scottish Cup final face flooding, as well as hail and lightning.
Charity car show set for Aberdeenshire castle
Members of an Aberdeen car club have organised their first ever car show in the name of charity.
Capacity issues could see Aberdeen primary school pupils use janitor’s lodge
Moving into a former janitor's lodge is just one of the measures being considered by the council to alleviate capacity issues at an Aberdeen school.
Figures show number of people in North-east with dementia has risen by almost 3,000 over last ten years
The number of people living with dementia in the North-east has gone up by almost 3,000 compared to 10 years ago, new figures have shown.
Aberdeen turns red ahead of Dons Scottish Cup final
Aberdeen FC has said there will be no victory parade this weekend should the Dons win the Scottish Cup - but that the news has done nothing to dampen supporters spirits as they continue to paint the town red.
Stonehaven’s open air pool to make a splash at attraction’s official opening
A popular North-east tourist attraction is to open its doors this weekend for the summer season.
North-east basks in sunshine and clear skies with mercury tipped to hit 30C
The North-east basked in the warmest temperatures in the country yesterday as sunshine hit the region.
Electronic eyewear could help former North-east nurse Diane, 50, regain her lost sight
A former nurse is being given the chance to see again with the help of a fundraising campaign set up by her family.
Plans to build 30 new homes in North-east village to meet demand for properties
More than 30 new homes could be created in a tiny village to meet the growing need for houses in the area.
Students swap US for North-east in nursing exchange programme
An Aberdeen university programme is hosting nursing students from abroad to compare healthcare systems and training.
Making a Murderer lawyer to star at event in Aberdeen
A lawyer who starred in globally popular true crime programme Making A Murderer is set to host a discussion in the Granite City later this year.
North-east cyclists hail event around Aberdeen streets as triumph
North-east cyclists were out in force as Aberdeen's streets were turned into a professional route.
Aberdeen Tour Series stage a ‘huge success’
Thousands of people descended on Aberdeen city centre for a day of elite cycling.
Store owner disarms hammer-wielding raider in failed robbery at Aberdeen supermarket
A bungling would-be robber has admitted carrying out a foiled raid at an Aberdeen supermarket.
‘The odds against them are big but they’ve got a chance’
There's not many football fans around who have seen more of the Dons than Kenny Courage.
Woman found seriously hurt in hallway of Aberdeen flats may have been attacked
Two men are expected to appear in court next week after a woman was found seriously injured in a stairway of Aberdeen flats.
Firefighters deal with tractor blaze on North-east road
An emergency was sparked after a tractor caught fire on a North-east road tonight.
Aboyne hits 27.5c as Met Office declares today ‘hottest day of the year’
Today is officially the hottest day of 2017 as the mercury soars in the North-east
Girl, 12, charged after alleged assault in Aberdeenshire
A 12-year-old girl has been charged after an alleged assault in the North-east.
Dons fan set to take in second cup final, despite being less than nine months old
Some football fans are forced to wait years to see their team reach a cup final, but that hasn't been the case for little Louie Stephen.