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Moray’s Council Leader has received a £15,000 pay rise through new Scottish Government rules.
Six Elgin streets have been hit by a series of number plates thefts, according to a police appeal for information.
Health campaigners have submitted two official complaints about a councillor after an investigation cleared her of rule-breaking.
Psychology trainees are not being given enough cash to pay for required overnight stays in Edinburgh, according to health board documents.
A council meeting has heard that the St Giles Centre’s unpaid business rates could be the target of a police investigation.
A drinks industry giant which owns more than a dozen Moray distilleries was among the subjects of an explicit rant by Kanye West.
New figures have revealed which Scottish areas had fewest of their council houses lying empty.
A health board has been censured by the Scottish Government over its “financial deterioration”, with tougher oversight measures imposed.
A committee has adopted a new rulebook which requires councillors to respect the public, after its ex-chair was cleared of rule-breaking.
Just 500 responses to the Scottish Government’s new consultation on scrapping full A96 dualling have been received.
A watchdog has given “words of advice” to a council which posted customers’ personal information online during a two-year spate of data breaches.
The closure of an “indispensable” community centre would be a “huge loss”, a campaigner has warned, as nearly 1700 people back a petition.
Moray’s MSP has opened up about his decision to stand down ahead of the 2026 Holyrood election.
A community centre could be closed as part of “necessary” changes to sport and leisure services, according to new analysis of a report.
A councillor has been “invited back” into Moray Council’s administration after an investigation cleared her of rule-breaking.
A councillor did not breach standards rules by saying health campaigners should "get a life", a watchdog has found.
Fake banknotes are being used to buy vehicles from Facebook Marketplace in the north east, according to the police.
Campaigners fighting to keep ten Victorian-style lampposts have agreed a “way forward” with Aberdeenshire Council after nearly a year.
A Moray political stalwart has revealed he will not contest the next election, describing his years as MSP as an “absolute privilege”.
A Huntly shop which “looks and feels like a boutique” after a massive refurbishment has opened its doors.
