News from the Press and Journal

The fire broke out at about 8pm on Monday.

Police sealed off the road for about two hours.

Falling beef production at a time of growing demand is a "missed economic opportunity', she says.

Laura Walker and Marley McIntyre assaulted Jam Jar staff who intervened to protect an 18-year-old.

Brothel boss Mananchaya Wanitthanawet, jailed for nine years in November 2024, had forced her victims to provide massage and sexual services for up to 15 men a day.

The Douglas Hotel was packed out on Monday morning to hear Mr De Mello's vision for Aberdeen city centre.

The local authority is the first in Scotland to grant the extra day of holiday to allow its workers to stay up late watching the men's national team.

Kayla Esson is now in remission from a rare blood cancer and is urging Scots to support life-saving cancer research.

Roxanne Hamedi stepped out of Lord Sugar's boardroom and into the Press and Journal's with big plans to expand her businesses.

Aura comes alive as Aberdeen enjoys its first Bongo's Bingo night, bringing dance, music, and cash prizes to local nightlife.

A Ford Ranger-type vehicle towing a large trailer was used in the theft.

More than 12,000 people travel to Stonehaven for the ceremony every year.

Deborah Geddes and her daughter's health have deteriorated due to living in 'pure black' mould.

More than 850 teachers in Aberdeen have taken part in a survey that lifts the lid on a chilling catalogue of violent abuse at the hands of their pupils.

A spat has arisen between residents living in Blairs, on the outskirts of Aberdeen, over plans to turn a stables building into an extra house.

Agatha Christie afternoon tea mixes mystery and delicious treats for crime fiction fans in Aberdeen at His Majesty's Theatre.

Rents have been highlighted as the driving force behind the issues being raised by some tenants at Mastrick Shopping Centre.

The shop opened in the "iconic" Holburn Street building in 1978.

As part of Granite Noir 2026, Ann Cleeves joined BBC TV series ‘Shetland' stars Alison O’Donnell and Dawn Steele at Aberdeen’s Music Hall, sharing behind-the-scenes insights.

Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east this week and covered a wide variety of cases.

The boy managed to buy the blade unchallenged by shop worker Kirankumar Chaudhary in July 2025.

Emergency services cordoned off part of Union Street on Saturday night.

Paramount Bar came alive on Saturday as partygoers turned out for the bar’s first-ever daytime party, with special guest Kimberly Wyatt.

The 40-year-old man is due to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Monday.

Roxanne Hamedi insists she did not "play games or backstab to get ahead" when appearing on the hit BBC One show.

The famous department store has been closed for 20 years, with the upper floors lying empty. Now it could finally be brought back to life, with scaffolding put up as repairs begin.

The Brig 'O' Dee will permanently close after tonight.

Hundreds of guests came together to help raise funds for Clan Cancer Support and Abbie's Sparkle Foundation.

Following the recent closure of TGI Friday's at Queen's Links, council finance boss Alex McLellan hopes the revamp will create more opportunities for businesses.

Aberdeen City Council's 2026 budget options have been revealed as cash chiefs look to fill a £12.5 million blackhole...