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Police are investigating the firing of shots over the coffin of 69-year-old Moyna

Baltimore has funded only one of four budget requests made to satisfy recommendations issued following a deadly fire on Stricker Street.

This week’s look into the Tele archives takes us back 13 years, when a burst water main and freezing conditions turned a Greenock street into an…

There's a new call to provide added support to arson investigations in Baltimore.

Look, there’s John McMaster with the European Cup Winners’ Cup upturned and pulled down on his head. There’s Neil Simpson so deliriously happy it looks like he’s about to cry. Check out Doug Rougvie gripping the trophy by both ears and leaping in the air like a maniac. Young guys high on adrenaline. The night of their lives. Neale “Tattie” Cooper — oh, poor Tattie — 19 and giggling under some ridiculous red-and-white top hat. Eric Black and John Hewitt relaxed with their arms aro...

It’s a misconception: Sir Alex Ferguson never used the hairdryer at Aberdeen. “Manchester United got the hairdryer,” John McMaster clarifies. “We got the blast

Former Dons player John McMaster survived early tragedy to make history as one of Aberdeen's Gothenburg greats.

A moment of silence honors firefighters Paul Butrim, Kenny Lacayo and Kelsey Sadler, who were killed in a firefight a year ago on Stricker Street.

It was a fun and exciting day in Williamson County for elected officials as their families took part of the swearing in ceremony.

The Gothenburg Greats, who beat Real Madrid to win the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1983, will receive the freedom of Aberdeen next year.