New York Red Bulls considering move for Sam Cosgrove – reports
Major League Soccer (MLS) side New York Red Bulls are interested in Aberdeen's 20-goal striker Sam Cosgrove, according to reports.
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Flashbacks to a bygone age in Aberdeen: new exhibition is coming to the Granite City in March
It promises to be one of the most evocative exhibitions being shown in the north east of Scotland this year.
Police re-issue appeal after men left with serious injuries following incidents in Aberdeen
Police in Aberdeen are renewing appeals for information over two incidents which left men with serious injuries in the city earlier this month.
Aberdeen gaffer Derek McInnes reveals how St Johnstone’s Matty Kennedy caught his attention eight years ago
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes is delighted at the prospect of having Matty Kennedy on board at last – almost eight years after the winger first attracted his attention.
Derek McInnes tells suitors: Aberdeen won’t let stars go at end of January window
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has warned potential suitors for any of his players to make their move early if they want to have any chance of enticing the Dons into selling.
Aberdeen company joins forces with curling champion to highlight risk of prostate cancer
An Aberdeen company has teamed up with a European curling champion to raise awareness of prostate cancer.
Council workers to go on fact-finding trip to Germany
Councillors have backed plans to send 20 childcare workers on a fact-finding mission to Germany.
Woman travels 12,000 miles to donate towards restoration of historic Aberdeen building where parents were married
A woman has made a poignant 12,000-mile journey to donate money towards the repair of the historic building where her parents were married.
Memorial service for Granite City’s Spanish civil war heroes
A special commemoration will be held in Aberdeen this month to honour the Granite City men who fought in the Spanish civil war.
Aberdeen school zones could change to cope with massive housing development
Parents will be consulted on plans to rezone schools to ensure that there is enough space for children moving into a new 7,000 home development in Aberdeen.
Call for walls as organisers prepare for Nuart Aberdeen 2020
The organisers of a north-east street art festival have issued a call for walls as they look for new canvases to turn into masterpieces.
Aberdeen firms divided over possible law change to devolve business rates to councils
An influential north-east business body has said members are divided over the proposed devolution of business rates to local councils.
Plans for new care home and affordable houses in Aberdeen face being knocked back
Plans to create a new care home in the west of Aberdeen and 30 affordable houses in Kingswells face being knocked back by councillors.
Man faces jail after ‘infatuation’ led to him secretly film staff changing room at Aberdeen bar
A 34-year-old man has admitted fitting cameras in the staff changing rooms of an Aberdeen bar to secretly film a woman.
VIDEO: Red Rebel Brigade take to streets of Aberdeen after demonstrators descend on Shell
While Extinction Rebellion campaigners gathered outside Shell, their famed Red Rebel Brigade took a different approach to the demonstration.
Body found in search for missing Aberdeen woman
Police have confirmed that the body of a woman has been recovered from the River Don, in the Dyce area of Aberdeen.
Current Aberdeen need not fear ghost of past Scottish Cup glories – club legend Alex McLeish
Alex McLeish would love nothing better than to shed his tag of being the last Don to captain Aberdeen to Scottish Cup glory.
Scottish SPCA issue warning to dog owners after peanut butter laced with broken glass found in Aberdeen
The Scottish SPCA has warned dog owners in the north-east to be vigilant after peanut butter laced with broken glass was found in Aberdeen.
Health bosses reveal plan to make Aberdeen HIV free by 2030
Aberdeen health bosses have launched a new action plan with the aim of making the Granite City free of HIV in the next 10 years.
Scott Wright could make Aberdeen return in April after coming through Dubai camp
Scott Wright could return to first-team action with Aberdeen in April after coming through their winter training camp unscathed.
Fears that plans for 550-home Bridge of Don development will endanger children ‘crossing Aberdeen’s busiest road’
Children will have to cross some of Aberdeen’s "busiest roads" just to reach school should a new 550-home development be built in Bridge of Don, opponents of the scheme have argued.
Health staff move into Marischal College as shake-up to boost working practices begins
Health staff have begun moving into Marischal College in a shake-up designed to "improve working relationships".
Health chiefs to take over running of Aberdeen medical centre after doctors show no interest
An Aberdeen medical practice will be run directly by health bosses after doctors expressed no interest in taking it over.
Anger as potholes re-emerge on Aberdeen road just months after repairs
Community leaders have hit out after potholes reappeared on an Aberdeen road just months after it was repaired.
St Johnstone’s Matty Kennedy agrees to join Aberdeen
Aberdeen have announced St Johnstone winger Matty Kennedy has signed a pre-contract with the club.
VIDEO: Police release CCTV footage of last-known sighting of missing Aberdeen woman
Police have released CCTV footage of missing Aberdeen woman Yvonne Cumming.
Aberdeenshire police officer accused of causing serious crash while under influence of drugs
A north-east police officer is to stand trial charged with causing a serious road crash while under the influence of drugs.
Aberdeen batsman Kyle Coetzer wins ICC Associate Player of the Year award
Kyle Coetzer, Scottish captain and successful opening batsman, has been acclaimed as the 2019 ICC Associate Cricketer of the Year by an voting academy from across the globe.
VIDEO: Motorists advised to move their cars from Aberdeen street for second day as further flooding expected
People in Aberdeen are being warned to move their cars off of a city street ahead of an expected second day of flooding.
Niall McGinn: Scottish Cup remains a priority for Aberdeen
Niall McGinn insists the Scottish Cup remains a top priority for Aberdeen.
Calls for disgraced Aberdeen councillor convicted of sexual assault to quit charity positions
A disgraced Aberdeen councillor has been urged to resign from positions held in city charities and community centres.
Camilla awards honorary degree to sister-in-law, the Princess Royal, at Aberdeen University
The Princess Royal has received an honorary degree for a lifetime of charity work - from her sister-in-law, the Duchess of Rothesay.