Man found guilty of sexually assaulting several women in Nairn
A “predatory” man been found guilty of sexually assaulting several women during a 13-month period in Nairn.
Oor Wullie replica of Dons legend is country’s most popular
A statue inspired by a Dons legend has been named the most popular of the 200 Oor Wullie-inspired artworks which have brightened up Scotland this summer.
Council approves plans for independence march in Aberdeen
Aberdeen City Council has approved plans for a pro-independence march at the weekend.
Divers called in as search for north-east man who vanished after night out intensifies
Police divers have joined the search for a missing north-east man who vanished after a night out with friends.
BREAKING: Teenager who started string of wildfires in Aberdeen locked up for nine months
A teenager who admitted starting a string of wildfires in Aberdeen has been locked up for nine months.
Work to begin within weeks on long-awaited transformation of Union Terrace Gardens
Aberdeen City Council has confirmed that work to transform Union Terrace Gardens will begin within weeks.
Young dad killed in horror crash on Moray road remembered as ‘gem of a boy’
A young dad killed in a horror crash while driving home from work has been remembered as a "gem of a boy".
RAF pilots permitted to grow beards for the first time in 101-year history of the air force
RAF personnel will be allowed to grow beards for the first time - as long as they are "smart and neatly trimmed".
Coastguard search launched for 24-year-old missing after night out in north-east
Police are appealing for information after a 24-year-old man went missing in Peterhead in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Man goes on trial for murder following death at Aberdeen high-rise over Christmas period
A 59-year-old has gone on trial for murder after a man died in an Aberdeen high-rise over the Christmas period.
Man, 21, charged with attempted murder following incident in Fraserburgh
A man has been charged with four counts of attempted murder after an incident in Fraserburgh.
Speyside distillery hopes to triple visitor numbers as permission for major revamp is granted
A Moray distillery hopes to triple visitor numbers by spotlighting the women who pioneered the business in a package of tourist-friendly improvements.
Musicians from as far as Japan shine during Aboyne Cello Festival
Musicians from across the world showed off their skills and passed on tips to aspiring players during the Aboyne Cello Festival.
Seven-mile trek for visitors to reach Lossiemouth beach after council suddenly seals off bridge
Council engineers have sealed off the bridge to Moray's busiest beach after increased use during the recent sunny weather left it unsafe.
Bridge to Moray’s most popular beach closed immediately over safety concerns
Moray Council has closed a popular footbridge with immediate effect after it was deemed unsafe.
Hundreds of nostalgic images of Wick in years past to go on display
Hundreds of photographs capturing "all aspects of life" in Wick over the past five decades are to go on show.
Man, 58, dies in accident at north-east supermarket
Police have confirmed that a 58-year-old man has died following an industrial incident in Peterhead this afternoon.
Dad says Dons player son was ‘crying and in shock’ after alleged assault outside home
The father of a young Dons footballer has told a court his son was in a “total state of shock” following an alleged attempted robbery.
Aberdeen volunteers sought to help collect cash for Help For Heroes
An Armed Forces charity is appealing for Aberdeen residents to help out with a fundraising effort at city supermarkets.
Aberdeen teacher retires after 46-year career during which he taught future political stars
Arthur Jamieson had meant to stay at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon's College for six weeks, but instead became a fixture there during a 46-year career in which he taught pupils who would reach the heights of British sport and politics.
City strip club closed after police raise series of concerns
An Aberdeen lap dancing club has been forced to shut after police found staff were taking advantage of drunk customers and overcharging for dances.
Charity’s dismay as thieves steal donations from outside Aberdeen premises
A charity boss has condemned the callous thieves who stole "lifeline" donations from outside his Aberdeen city centre shop.
Police seize one car stolen during Inverness raid after Instagram tip-off
Police have confirmed that one of three vehicles stolen from an Inverness car dealership has been recovered.
More strikes called off at Aberdeen International Airport
Further strike action at Aberdeen International Airport has been suspended.
Boyfriend dresses up as crewman to shock lifeboat woman with proposal during training drill
A member of Aberdeen's lifeboat team took the plunge in remarkable fashion when her partner disguised himself as a crewman and proposed during a drill.
Little Rebel undergoes transformation at rescue centre, and now finds new home
When five-year-old Jack Russel, Rebel, arrived at the Scottish SPCA's Aberdeenshire rescue centre he was suffering from a "very bad" case of mange and shunned any human contact.
Police launch probe into deliberate fire at Aberdeen school last night
Police have launched an investigation into a deliberate fire at an Aberdeen school last night.
VIDEO: Council locks Argentinian tourist in Aberdeen cemetery
A South American tourist was left trapped in an Aberdeen cemetery tonight after council workers locked the gates while she was taking photographs.
Whirlwind weekend for Aberdeen pupils with choir contest in Dundee and reading event in Glasgow
Pupils from an Aberdeen school enjoyed a whirlwind two days as they visited Dundee for a choir contest before hopping straight on a train to Glasgow to take part in a celebration of reading.
GALLERY: Unusually outgoing otter puts on a show for visitors at Moray park
An adventurous young otter has proved a hit with visitors to a Moray park after taking a liking to its pond.
Funeral of Moray quizzing legend will take place hours before his appearance in Mastermind final airs
The funeral of a Moray quizzing legend will take place just hours before his appearance in the final of Mastermind is broadcast tonight.
Crackdown on illegal use of recycling centres in Aberdeenshire could cause more fly-tipping
Concerns have been raised that plans to stop businesses illegally dumping trade waste at recycling centres could lead to an increase in fly-tipping.