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(01/12/22 2:02pm)
Santa Fe College reported 163 positive COVID-19 cases from students and employees from Jan. 3 to Monday. This is the first week the college has tracked cases since the return of students, staff and faculty from winter break, according to Santa Fe’s communication manager Jay Anderson.
(01/10/22 2:41pm)
When national news told UF professor Mark Hostetler that COVID-19 cases were going up, he watched the UF Health Screen, Test and Protect dashboard that monitored the virus on campus.
(01/10/22 2:41pm)
As the COVID-19 omicron variant surges, so do Gainesville residents’ concerns about UF students returning for the Spring semester.
(01/09/22 6:31pm)
As of Friday, more than 100 inmates at the Alachua County Jail are positive for COVID-19, said Alachua County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Captain Kaley Behl.
(01/08/22 2:28am)
The Gainesville City Commission unanimously passed a three-part plan proposed by Commissioner Harvey Ward to fight the COVID-19 Omicron variant. The commissioners plan on using $300,000 of previously allocated American Rescue Plan Act funds to pay for at-home testing kits.
(01/05/22 2:00pm)
Newberry’s agricultural history started with watermelon. The new UF/IFAS and Alachua County Extension Office continues celebrating its agricultural heritage and fondness for summer fruit.
(01/06/22 2:02pm)
Alachua County Animal Shelter has quarantined more than 60 dogs since Dec. 31 after three dogs were infected with a deadly, incurable canine virus.
(01/05/22 2:02pm)
UF’s weekly average of reported COVID-19 cases increased throughout December.
(01/05/22 2:03pm)
After years of studying theater, puppeteering and coordinating renaissance fairs, David Ballard eagerly searched for a job in Gainesville.
(01/04/22 1:23am)
Alachua County Public Schools will require employees, volunteers and visitors to wear masks when they return from winter break on Tuesday due to the uptick in COVID-19 cases.
(12/09/21 5:51pm)
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(12/10/21 5:27pm)
Erica Thompson, 25, said she was neglected for 12 hours in a prison cell while she went into labor. Then, her baby, Ava, died.
(12/06/21 4:04pm)
Following a monthlong scandal accusing UF’s Board of Trustees and other administrators of appeasing Gov. Ron DeSantis, board members defended themselves at a Board of Trustees meeting Dec. 3.
(12/04/21 12:00am)
Marandoe Acell Lamar Young, 21, was arrested Thursday by an Alachua County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit after a chase that started in Columbia County.
(12/03/21 9:08pm)
It’s been less than three months since the camp outside of the old Fire Station No. 1 in downtown Gainesville closed.
(12/01/21 5:31pm)
Alachua County Commissioner Marihelen Wheeler feels ready to be at the helm of the County Commission.
(12/01/21 5:00pm)
Correction: This article was updated to reflect that UF Health commented on the Omicron variant. A previous version of this article reported otherwise.
(12/01/21 6:14pm)
A four-month long internal Alachua County Sheriff’s Office investigation into the birth of a newborn behind bars and her eventual death, revealed Tuesday that no misconduct took place inside the jail. However, the mother’s supporters disagree.
(11/29/21 3:03pm)
These final, hustling weeks of Fall are among my favorite times on campus. We return refreshed by Thanksgiving break, ready to finish the semester strong and looking forward to the celebrations ahead — from graduation to the holidays and New Year.
(11/29/21 1:59pm)
Alachua and Bradford County high school students will now receive college-level counseling at their local high schools because of SF Achieve, Santa Fe College’s new mentorship program that launched Nov. 4.