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Scottish Ministers have been warned any move to delay dualling the A96 would be seen as an abdication of responsibility.
MSP Gillian Martin discusses the Scottish Child Payment scheme in her latest column.
A drop in animal feed demand for barley is being outweighing a rise in usage by the brewing, malting and distilling sectors in Scotland.
Researchers at the Centre for Epidemiology and Planetary Health are conducting research into disease links between animals humans and the environment.
Searches continue to find 71-year-old Hazel Nairn last seen in the water of the River Don, near Monymusk on Friday.
MP Richard Thomson discusses the budget statement from the UK Chancellor in his latest column.
Today marks the launch of a campaign for Aberdeen Rapid Transit as work progresses on a bid for high-quality public transport in the north-east.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has offered her response to the Supreme Court judgment seeking clarity on the Scotland Act 1998.
Inverurie will hosts one of the many rallies being held in reaction to the Supreme Court verdict on a bid for indyref2.
The EIS has condemned the Scottish Government for a revised pay offer that offers no tangible improvement on their previously rejected offers.
A group of six gymnasts from Garioch Gymnastics Club returned victorious from Perth after winning the Gordon Forster Team trophy for the first time.
Ashley Jensen is set to star as DI Ruth Calder, a native Shetlander who returns to the isles after 20 years working for the Met in Shetland series 8.
An annual Aberdeenshire bangle raffle that has been raising funds for Children 1st since 1976 is still open for entries.
Set in Aberdeen, Granite Harbour is a new three-part drama series which airs in December on BBC One and BBC Scotland.
Down Lochter Fishery way last week the unrelenting wet, windy, damp, dank, spirit sapping weather did little to enthuse fishers from their comfy lairs
MSP Tess White has called for a Victims Law “to give women the voice they deserve” as figures show sexual crimes have soared across the north-east.
A new medal is to honour the contribution of veterans and civilian staff who participated in Britain’s nuclear testing programme.
Police were called to Hunter Place in Stonehaven following a disturbance at which officers discharged a firearm and a taser was also deployed.
Self-builders who are unable to access standard bank lending can now apply for a loan of up to £175,000
Banff and Buchan MP David Duguid has again written to the rural affairs secretary over lack of action to stop the spread of bird flu in the north-east
