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Michael Powers has bought a new washer, but he still hangs his clothes outside to dry. A grey rolling chair doubles as his dining room seat at night and his barber’s chair during the day.
The margin was as thin as a blade of grass for Texas A&M on May 26, 2018.
Daniel Joseph Sanetz’s serious face never changed as the guilty verdict for touching a young girl was called out.
Another season for the men’s swimming and diving team has come and gone, extending a streak of conference dominance and contending for a national championship in the process.
Seven veterans dressed in military combat uniforms and camouflage face paint walked one by one into the center of a field.
The Gators men’s swimming team entered the pool this week carrying with them one goal: to compete for a national championship.
When Vietnam War veterans came back home from the war in the 1960s they weren’t met with cheers. Instead, they got picket signs.
Florida was nearly shut out for the second-consecutive game against Vanderbilt on Friday night.
Florida succumbed to the right arm of Vanderbilt’s Drake Fellows on Thursday night.
Luke Bryan isn’t only ‘Huntin’, Fishin’ & Lovin;’’ he’s also donatin’.
Police arrested another suspect Wednesday in connection to the shooting of a 31-year-old man earlier this month.
A man was accused Thursday of killing a man behind the Eighth Ave Food Store last week.
The Florida football team capped off a successful season with a dominating win over Michigan in the Peach Bowl. It was a feel-good moment for a team that returned a lot of talent from 2017’s 4-7 campaign.
The streets of Gainesville looked like a warzone in the summer of 1968.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan preached throughout spring practice about the growing pains his young team would face.
Davis Rash, an 18-year-old UF computer engineering freshman, hurls a paint-soaked ball Thursday at an opponent during the third annual Purple Rain dodgeball tournament on Norman Field. Fifty-two teams of 5 competed in the bracket-style tournament that was hosted by Alpha Chi Omega.
The Gators walked into the Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee, without one of the most important elements in the game of basketball: height. The team was down its starting 6-foot-1 forward, Kristina Moore, after she injured her arm Sunday against Arkansas, and her absence was evident from the first whistle to the last.
The Gators tried to get one last shot off before the buzzer sounded. They had an excellent opening quarter on Sunday against Arkansas and were up by 12.
The Florida men’s basketball team can best be compared to a seesaw this season, with its offense on one side and its defense on the other.
A new health center in Alachua is tackling the way mental health is treated for new and expecting mothers.
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