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The Press and Journal has launched a new six-part true crime series about the disappearance and murder of Elgin woman Arlene Fraser in 1998.

Yusuf Eroglu, Robin Renus and Ali Ulger have been accused of assault following an incident outside a St Andrews takeaway.

John Rannie, who had a long career in the process departments of publisher DC Thomson in Dundee, has died aged 84.

The Fife-based 'serial social entrepreneur' has spent a lifetime fighting for social justice but fears progress is 'turning backwards'

We look at November days gone by in Aberdeen featuring Torry bombsites, construction of the new market and Greenbrae School's musical pupils.

The Conservative veteran sparked anger as he insisted the SNP should not be devoting resources to support for non-binary people.

A teen who got "spectacularly drunk" at the Aboyne Highland Games and punched a police officer in the face has escaped punishment.

The Beano's first female illustrator Laura Howell says Minnie will always be the wild one.

At the peak of film-going, in the 1930s and 1940s, Dundee had more cinemas and seats per head of population than anywhere else in the UK.

Dundee minister the Rev. Nathan McConnell has lived on both sides of the Atlantic with his family who are very much involved in church life.