Aberdeen came from a goal behind to ease past second-tier St Johnstone for a place in the Women's Scottish Cup semi-final. Scott Booth's side became the second team to put their name in the hat, after Motherwell, thanks to a 4-1 win over the SWPL 2 side.

The financial firm formerly known as "abrdn" changed its name to "aberdeen" after a corporate rebrand four years ago was widely mocked.

Jimmy Thelin believes Aberdeen’s convincing 4-1 Scottish Gas Scottish Cup win over giant-killing Queen’s Park on Saturday demonstrated that his side are heading in the right direction.

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Aberdeen sealed their passage to the Scottish Cup semi-finals in comfortable fashion as they put Queen's Park adventures in the competition to an end. Goals from Kevin Nisbet, Oday Dabbagh and Graeme Shinnie did the business for Jimmy Thelin's side before Zak Rudden got one back for the visitors.

Queen's Park showed at Ibrox what they were made of. Determined not to be broken down, they should have proved a really tough test for Aberdeen.

Abrdn said on Tuesday it would add back dropped vowels in its name after a widely-mocked rebrand four years ago and start a search for a new chair, as CEO Jason Windsor unveiled a strategy revamp for the embattled fund manager.

New Jersey State Police are asking the public for any information they might have on active dog fighting rings.

Two men are facing charges after a police search at an Aberdeen hotel resulted in the seizure of drugs, a gun, and cash.The Aberdeen Police Dept. announced the

Aberdeen police announce they've made two arrests in connection to a drug operation at a local hotel in Harford County.

City of Aberdeen Parks Director Stacie Barnum delivered a presentation at last Wednesday’s regular City Council meeting at Grays Harbor College detailing a sidewalk improvement and tree replacement project scheduled to take place along three blocks of Market Street between L and I streets.

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin told BBC Scotland: "I'm really happy. It's not always easy to find the right rhythm. In the first five minutes they got some good crosses in, got some opportunities. "Then we found our rhythm and started playing better as a team.