News from the Press and Journal

The incident in Torry caused significant damage to a number of cars.

See highlights from Rock Bottom Aberdeen as locals and students enjoyed a lively Saturday night of dancing and drinks. Check for your photo!

Springtime Easter event at Lochside Clydesdales.

Crathes Castle Easter trail entertains families in Aberdeenshire.

The man will also be reported over a traffic offence.

Catch up with the stories you might have missed this week - along with some new ones.

Megan Milne, 18, said her trip to the high-dependency ward was 'one of the most beautiful moments ever.'

Crews had to spend several hours battling the blaze.

Thousands of runners and spectators gathered for Run Balmoral 2026, racing through the traffic-free grounds of Balmoral Castle and Estate.

Yellow weather warnings for wind and snow were in place across across Aberdeenshire, Moray and the Highlands overnight.

We went along to Our Union Street's first city centre spruce-up of the year to find out why people are willing to roll up their sleeves and get stuck in...

As talks over a potential deal continue, one leading councillor believes Aberdeen's SNP and Lib Dem leaders will never progress plans for a new Dons stadium at the beach.

Paul Higson was made an MBE for his dedication to built heritage. We had a trip around Portsoy with the humble local hero as he talked us through some of his biggest projects.

Mr Spud, Ben Newman, will be driving 425 miles to the Granite City for a four-day pop-up event this April.

Ann-Marie Smart, a former support worker, is worried the Scottish Government's Emergency Heating Oil Scheme may not be enough to help those in dire need.

Eve Lily Bremner, from Aberdeen, is the first openly gay finalist to compete in Miss Great Britain Glasgow.

The Press and Journal has put together a list of petrol stations and their recent prices.

The unit at the City South Office Park between the city and Portlethen is poised for a new use - despite complaints from business bosses nearby...

The local authority has confirmed it did not receive a licensing application for LVLS, which also includes breakout rooms.

Bruce Esson was on his mobile as he drove through Turriff, swerving sharply when he approached parked cars and towards a pedestrian.

Drivers have been told the fuel supply across the UK is "flowing normally", but numerous sites have been temporarily closed.

The worker was slapped with a two-year warning by the Scottish Social Services Council.

Officers shared an updated on Friday afternoon.

The alterations are required to make the premises a "modern, dynamic" workplace at the heart of the Granite City.

Police cars and ambulances were spotted outside the Esslemont and Macintosh building in Aberdeen.

Defecating Guinea fowl in Aberdeen, Moray Firth pipers in Moscow and devastating floods in Ballater are all part of the popular TV show's history.

Charles and Eleanor Henderson married on April 2 1966 in Fraserburgh.

One year on since the M&S St Nicholas Street store closed, a team of local art enthusiasts have a vision to breathe new life into it.

In separate cases, Jamie Calder and Szymon Nowak each faced sentencing at Banff Sheriff Court for crimes against their former partners.

Police are urging landlords to be wary of new tenants and 'those willing to pay in cash' following the find.