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Nine months after high school sweethearts Tameria and Xavier Filer rekindled their romance, they were ready for all the commitments: marriage, children and homeownership.
On the first day of kindergarten, teacher Caitlin Gallingane recalls stark differences among her students: Some could read full sentences, while others had never held a pencil.
Drivers passing through four Gainesville school zones will soon be monitored with speeding cameras.
Nearly 92% of rural counties in the U.S. lack enough primary care physicians needed to serve their populations, leaving some communities without a single doctor.
Spring break is one of those American traditions that feels familiar before you ever experience it. Films, TikToks and Instagram have already done the work. I thought I knew what it was: a week of sun and travel, all contributing to the sort of freedom nobody photographs.
The quick shuffle of feet and steady pulse of salsa fill the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
En todo Gainesville, iglesias y ministerios basados en la fe están trabajando para apoyar a los residentes necesitados, ofreciendo alimentos, oración y ropa. Algunas iglesias trabajan específicamente para servir a la comunidad latina.
Across Gainesville, churches and faith-based ministries are working to support residents in need, offering food, prayer and clothing. Some churches specifically work to serve the Latin community.
Weeks of dry weather and below-average rainfall have pushed much of north central Florida into drought conditions, raising concerns about water supplies for residents, parks and local businesses.
Students walking the halls of Eastside High School will soon be greeted by a new mural — one hand-painted by students and volunteers. For some, the mural will feature familiar faces, as it depicts members of the school’s student body.
Rayvon Rollins has never let fear of imperfection hold him back from releasing music. But time after time, others have gotten in his way.
From local favorites to unlikely eats, Flavors of Florida highlighted tastes across the state.
Six years ago, the city of Gainesville set an ambitious goal: to go zero waste by 2040.
When it comes to introducing legislation, many Florida lawmakers know the third time — or sometimes even the fourth or fifth — can be the charm.
Zip Walker pushed a foldable black wagon — overfilled with vintage clothing — back and forth across Northwest First Street.
The Florida Senate voted to approve a bill on Wednesday giving the state control over any utility authority created by the legislature after Jan. 1, 2023.
During UF’s campus orientation, we were required to watch a mock school shooting scenario. Students ran and hid from the gunman; some didn’t make it out. It was unsettling to experience through a video screen, but the presentation made it feel just distant and impossible enough.
Gainesville and Alachua County commissioners requested a delay in Alachua County Public Schools’ rezoning plans in a joint meeting Monday.
Less Than Jake's annual Wake & Bake weekend and the Gainesville Guitar Festival are among this week's music events. See what shows are happening the week of March 9.
Funding for cities and counties across the state may be impacted by a bill that would provide property tax relief to Florida homeowners.
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