Florida man executed for 1992 triple murder
A Florida man convicted of a 1992 triple murder in Orange County was executed Thursday evening.
Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Independent Florida Alligator's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
A Florida man convicted of a 1992 triple murder in Orange County was executed Thursday evening.
It’s back-to-school season, and Gainesville is meeting the moment with a music festival.
Florida kicker Trey Smack was named to the Lou Groza Award watch list Monday. Named after Pro Football Hall of Fame kicker Lou Groza, the award is given each season to college football’s best kicker.
The best runners, jumpers and throwers in the United States will once again descend upon Eugene, Oregon, next week for the 2025 USATF Outdoor Track and Field Championships. From July 31 to Aug. 3, athletes will not just be fighting for national glory, but also a coveted spot on Team USA for the World Athletics Championships, held in Tokyo from Sep. 13-21.
Through the crooked mountains of Raleigh, North Carolina, folk musician Helena Boling’s dad turned back time with a single CD on their way to school every morning. The disc featured eight of “the best singer-songwriters of all time,” with the poignant lyrics of Bob Dylan and the high-pitched, heartfelt falsetto of Neil Young.
In the eyes of many fans, DJ Lagway’s first year at Florida was nothing short of spectacular. His success and exciting end to Florida’s 2024 season cemented the 19-year-old as the face of the team’s potential and put expectations for the Gators in conversation.
Another quiet year came and went for Florida tennis under Adam Steinberg in his second year as Florida head coach. The Gators’ 15-12 record in 2024-25 failed to produce a convincing postseason push and left question marks for the coming season.
Florida headed into the 2025 season with a mission: to get back to the Final Four, advance to the title game and bring home a national championship trophy.
Early on Friday, the Florida lacrosse team came out swinging in the first quarter of its NCAA Tournament semifinal matchup against its undefeated foe, North Carolina.
Sixty minutes was not enough to decide who would advance to the Elite Eight of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship Tournament. Florida and Stanford headed into overtime after a back-and-forth regulation.
The head of the Florida lacrosse attack, junior attacker Gianna Monaco has been on an absolute tear as of late.
With a spot in the 2025 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship Tournament on the line, No. 1-seeded Florida had arguably its slowest start of the season. Facing No. 3-seeded Arizona State in the inaugural Big 12 Conference Lacrosse Tournament Championship game, UF uncharacteristically allowed four of the first five goals in the bout.
As the rain came down Thursday evening in Boulder, Colorado, No. 1-seeded Florida made a statement in its historic first game in the inaugural Big 12 Conference Lacrosse Championship Tournament.
On Senior Day at Donald R. Dizney Stadium, Florida lacrosse finished off its first regular season in the Big 12 Conference in style.
On the field, Kaitlyn Davies and Theresa Bragg are two of the most reliable forces on No. 4 Florida lacrosse, forming one of the most formidable pairings in the nation. Off the field, the two juniors are even closer, rarely spending a moment away from one another.
With two games remaining in its regular season, everything is seemingly coming together for Florida lacrosse. On Saturday against Cincinnati, the Gators dominated from the first draw to the final whistle, controlling every aspect of the game.
With just one goal separating Florida and Stetson heading into the second quarter of Tuesday’s match, the Gators responded. Florida exploded for a 10-goal frame, with seven different players finding the back of the net.
The Florida Gators men’s basketball team was ranked just inside the preseason AP Top 25 Poll at No. 21 in October. However, when the final buzzer sounded in the national championship game, the Gators were the last team standing.
Only a person drunk off of jubilation, and maybe a few drinks, would shimmy up a grease-slicked light pole in an act of celebration and stupidity to commemorate UF’s tantalizing national championship victory.
When Florida lacrosse took the field against Jacksonville on Wednesday, it ended up being an afternoon full of milestones