Aberdeen University could open biologics facility in India
Aberdeen University is celebrating a milestone 10-year anniversary with plans to launch a new drug facility in India.
Two-vehicle crash on Aberdeen road
Emergency services are in attendance following a two-vehicle crash on an Aberdeen road.
Emergency services called after car overturns on north-east road
A motorist escaped uninjured after their car overturned on an Aberdeenshire road.
Police called after man dies at Aberdeen nature reserve
A man has died at an Aberdeen nature reserve.
Aberdeen Football Club trivia game to help people living with dementia
A former cabbie behind a trivia game hopes to get Dons fans living in care homes reminiscing.
Previous home delivery awards winner hopes to bag another title
Paper boys and girls across the north and north-east are being recognised as part of an annual celebration of their work.
North-east Royal Marine bounces back from cancer with huge challenge for charity which helped him
A Royal Marine who was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 25 has rallied his colleagues to raise £15,000 for the charity which helped him in his darkest hour.
Saints relics to arrive in Aberdeen in 20-stone golden casket
Historic remains of a French saint will arrive at St Mary's Cathedral in Aberdeen today.
Historic Aberdeen hall could face wrecking ball after council put £100,000 price tag on transferring control to fitness club
Plans to convert a disused community hall into a martial arts and fitness centre have collapsed after the council asked for £100,000 for the building.
Historic Aberdeen road restored to former glory 16 months after unpopular tarmac repair
A historic Aberdeen road has finally been restored to its former glory 16 months after the council provoked fury by carrying out a temporary repair using tarmac.
Youngsters are offered the chance to register for climbing competition
Youngsters are being given the chance to enter a national climbing competition.
UK charities will receive major cash boost to aid projects
UK-based development charities which work on projects to transform lives in the world's poorest countries are being encouraged to apply for a cash boost.
Dates for Aberdeen Christmas Village revealed as organisers ramp up Quad market
Aberdeen's Christmas village will return to the city in November, with local businesses being urged to join the burgeoning attraction.
Vehicle goes down embankment in north-east town
Emergency services have been called to a north-east town this afternoon after a car went down an embankment.
NHS Grampian documentary pays tribute to organ donors
NHS Grampian has commissioned a documentary to highlight the impact organ donation can have on the lives of transplant recipients and donor families.
Charity bosses plead ‘please, help us keep the lights on’ as funding crisis threatens existence
A charity that supports people living with additional needs could be forced to shut its doors without vital funding.
Jury told that trio accused of attempted axe murder ‘did not care’ if alleged victim died
A jury has been told that three men accused of an attempted axe murder "did not care" whether their alleged victim lived or died.
Man jailed for 16 years after killing his son
A Perthshire man has been jailed for 16 years for killing his 10-year-old son.
P&J Live welcomes thousands as oil and gas conference kicks off
Thousands of oil and gas professionals will fill the north-east's newest arena today as its first ever event gets under way.
Road blocked after car overturns on north-east road
Emergency services were called to attend a one-car crash on a north-east road.
Tears as Queen’s former surgeon talks at tribunal of final days at health board
The Queen’s former surgeon broke down in tears yesterday as his letter of resignation was read out on the third day of an employment tribunal.
Queen’s former surgeon disagrees with reports made by watchdogs
The Queen's former surgeon has denied telling colleagues he would "destroy careers" during a heated argument.
Queen’s former surgeon quizzed on first day of employment tribunal
The Queen’s former surgeon has denied using derogatory language during an exchange with the chief executive of the north-east’s health board.
Cafe manager hopes culprits who broke into Aberdeen church ‘find their way’
Would-be thieves have targeted a community cafe within an Aberdeen church.
VIDEO & GALLERY: Large crowds turn out to watch historic Lonach Gathering
They marched into the arena in their regalia with their eight-foot long pikes.
Thousands storm Granite City for superhero celebration
Thousands of comic fans from across the north-east turned out for the annual Granite City Comic Con at the weekend.
Aberdeenshire man bags all 282 Munro peaks at climax of epic challenge
An Aberdeenshire man has successfully completed a gruelling trek across 282 Scottish mountains.
VIDEO & GALLERY: Bumper crowds turn out for final Great Aberdeen Run
Thousands of runners pounded the streets for the last Great Aberdeen Run yesterday.
Man given non-harassment order after smashing eggs and TV
An Aberdeen man yesterday admitted assaulting and threatening his former partner during a rampage that culminated with the smashing of eggs.
Aberdeen man bought stun gun online while drinking
An Aberdeen man has been fined after border police recovered a stun gun he bought while drinking.
Man appears in Aberdeen court after being found with knife
An Aberdeen man was found with a six-inch knife in his bag after he refused to leave a pub.
Man fined after telling police he could not wait to ‘punch their faces in’
A man who told police he wanted to "punch their faces in" has been fined.