A police probe has been launched after a racism complaint was made following a social media post about a youth football match in Aberdeen.
The former John Lewis department store in Aberdeen is set to go on the market.
Laws forcing households to install interlinked smoke alarms across Scotland from February will not be delayed, the SNP Government announced.
Never before has the environment had such a prominent place in the news agenda as it does right now.
Inverness is set to become the host of Scotland’s first Olympic standard bouldering wall after planning permission for a climbing centre was granted by Highland Council.
Still Game star Jane McCarry has just been confirmed to appear at Comic Con (North East) which will welcome thousands of fans to celebrate cult films and TV.
An Aberdeen nutrition expert has penned a new book to empower people on their weight loss journey by busting popular diet myths.
When in doubt about England, turn to Orwell.
A woman threw a wine bottle at a customer when staff asked her to leave an Aberdeen pub after flouting Covid rules.
“Acres of blindingly yellow gorse or broom in the spring, azure blue sea and sky in the summer and architecturally amazing snow drifts in the winter… honeyed aromas from heather and bog myrtle, bike runs in the warm, apricot glow of the setting sun.”
The majority of people admitted to care homes across the north and north-east of Scotland will no longer have to self-isolate for two weeks, the Scottish Government has confirmed.
Nicola Sturgeon accused Labour and the Tories of being "interchangeable" after Conservative MP Christian Wakeford defected to Keir Starmer's party.
