News from the Press and Journal

Missing man Kevin Laing from Ellon was last seen in Pitmedden.

Vibrant aurora borealis colours filled the night sky, drawing crowds and photographers.

Many readers have voiced their disappointment at it not being a full-sized Ikea store.

James Robertson, 40, erupted into anger and made violent threats when he was stopped from going into the popular city centre nightspot.

Gravis Planning has submitted a 50-page report outlining why the move to the ever-expanding suburb will be a success...

Speaking exclusively to The P&J, Martin Gilbert says citizens are in "desperate need of positivity".

The Banchory-based team confirmed the news with "enormous sadness".

Fraser Milne says social media rumours linking him to Kintore Arms Hotel plan are “100% factually incorrect”.

Jonny Moroney enjoyed a high profile in the North Sea industry - while leading a double life as a sexual predator.

Donald Singer was airlifted from a North Sea platform in 2020 after his Covid symptoms worsened and he died at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary a month later.

Jonathan 'Jonny' Moroney, 39, was told "you are not the victim here" as he was jailed for 10 years.

The number of children in hospital with the virus is more than triple the figure from this time last year.

The painting hung in Poldino's on Little Belmont Street and was gifted to them by a loyal customer.

Dons chiefs and the council co-leaders met for around an hour this morning.

An Inverurie business was also recognised at the Scottish Barbers Awards.

The new Plan and Order Point store will offer planning services, as well as collections and returns.

The collision happened near Morrisons supermarket.

The Press and Journal interviewed Stonehaven's most popular man in the lead up to next summer's World Cup across the Atlantic.

Experience the beauty of exotic flora in Aberdeen’s Duthie Park winter gardens—one of the city’s top free attractions for families and plant enthusiasts.

We have been writing about the divisive saga since the idea first appeared in council documents more than three years ago. With the contentious measures here to stay, I am lifting the curtain on our reporting.

Badre Sanbouli was also accused of physically pursuing different women in Aberdeen and one allegation of intent to rape.

Nathan Fieldhouse and David Findlater were banned from driving this week after they broke legal limits for drugs and alcohol, respectively.

Aberdeen FC chairman Dave Cormack has detailed the terms, as he tells us: "This meeting is crunch time."

A number of bin lorries and other vehicles are off the road in need of repairs - and mechanics.

Craig and Kim Wilson say they 'cannot believe the response' to an appeal for aid.

Aberdeen City Council leadership and Dons chiefs are expected to meet for talks on Friday.

An employee of a neighbouring business said: 'No wonder some parcels are being damaged and lost'.

The latest review into the health board's performance reveals there have been more than 800 complaints since April - with the majority of patients raising concerns with staff conduct and treatment.

A rider was checked over by paramedics at the roadside.

Disappointed pupils will no longer be able to sell their wares at the called-off Christmas Enterprise Event.