The UF Police Department received a report 12:15 p.m. Wednesday of two individuals openly carrying what appeared to be rifles along University Avenue, according to a UF Public Safety alert emailed to students.
After four months of debate and concerns about risks to state funding, the Alachua County Commission ...
The fences and barriers around The Streatery came down Sept. 4, opening downtown Gainesville's new pedestrian ...
The No. 10 Gators (5-1) clinched a clean 3-0 victory against the Miami Hurricanes (0-5) on Wednesday ...
Students and Gainesville residents gathered outside the Gainesville Police Department on Thursday to protest a recent policy requiring officers to report individuals suspected to be living in the U.S. without citizenship, permanent resident status or a valid visa.
The Florida Sickle Cell Center Inc., a nonprofit organization supporting those affected by the disease, hosted its annual event at Depot Park Monday morning.
No. 8 Shelton upset one of the most decorated tennis players of the decade, No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz, in a five-set thriller at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York.
Nestled between electrical supply stores and AC repair shops, punk music pulsed through Geeks Sept. 4 as the music venue and vintage toy store kicked off its three-day first anniversary celebration.
The NCAA is like an 8-year-old crowned king; technically the sovereign, but with no actionable authority. Players and schools have been able to sue their way around NCAA rulings. Despite this, they are still the governing body of college athletics, and should therefore receive the majority of the blame for the eligibility crisis afflicting collegiate sports.
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