News from the Press and Journal

Springhill Road has now reopened and an investigation is under way.

In an exclusive interview with The Press and Journal, the energy legend's youngest son Garreth opens up about the "real" Ian Wood his nearest and dearest knew.

Emergency services are responding to the incident on Springhill Road.

Kevin Gregory's driving was described as "erratic" before he veered onto the other carriageway and collided with the woman's Renault.

Police are investigating after "threatening messages" were sent to schools across the country.

After years of disruption and declining footfall on Union Street, Annie Mo's owners have found a new way to reach customers — by taking its showroom into Aberdeenshire.

The P&J sat down with Adura chief executive, Neil McCulloch, to get his take on the landmark decision mere hours after it was revealed.

After he retired from the prison, Alex worked at St Fergus gas terminal as a security guard.

Declan Morrison - who carried out serious sexual assaults on two young boys when he was 12 - was back in the High Court facing a charge he tried to murder his friend with a knife.

Attention has already turned from the Jackdaw gas project to what happens next with the huge oil field off Shetland, which is still waiting for government approval.

Emergency vehicles have been spotted outside Home Bargains amid an ongoing incident.

Several police vehicles and ambulances have been spotted outside the Aberdeen shopping centre.

Communities and organisations are brought together for the bonfire and fireworks events which will attract thousands of families. Here is all the information you need to find your local event.

Our reporter Lindsay Bruce visits some of the unique businesses making Milton of Crathes in Deeside a go-to destination.

Proposals to build two new houses on North Deeside Road have been thrown out for a third time.

Joshua Reilly, 24, is also facing claims that he engaged in a course of abusive behaviour towards the alleged victim in Aberdeen.

The first named storm of the season is set to bring heavy rain on Friday and Saturday.

Employees are angry over the institution’s refusal to rule out compulsory redundancies with more than 100 roles at risk.

Emergency services swarmed on the town on Tuesday night.

Firefighters were called to Deemount Gardens in Ferryhill shortly after 5am.

The North Sea field had been tied up in red tape since a legal challenge on environmental grounds.

A trawl of correspondence reveals zero discussion between government and council on the controversial plan.

A new court judgement rules that - while the the Leonardo Inn Hotel building in Union Square is safe - a contractor may have concealed defects during building works.

Derren McRae reckons the improvements along Union Street and the new Flint Market could help attract more investors to the city.

Last year I started properly researching taking on an allotment, but I kept putting it off until I had "more time" — now I wish I hadn't.

The new transport initiative will make its way to the north-east in 2027, with bus operators showing interest in taking part.

The retired football star revealed the news in a post on Instagram.

A special ceremony will soon be held to celebrate the progress made at the new school.

The mayor of Múlaþing visited the Granite City to 'discuss the possibility of future ferry links'.