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Cassandra Jones felt paralyzed as she watched chaos erupt at Buchholz High School Aug. 19. Her mind immediately jumped to the possibility of a school shooting.
In 2001, Rev. Debra Hepburn ran to the mental health unit at St. Luke’s University Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, immediately following the news of a plane crash. The epic scope of what happened hadn’t fully occurred to her yet.
Editor's note: This story contains depictions of sexual assault and rape
Hours after Florida’s win against FAU, pedestrians on West University Avenue ran to the nearest safe haven at the sharp sound of gunfire at 2 a.m. Sunday. One victim suffered fatal gunshot wounds.
Ambulances arrived minutes after a bystander called 911 to transport Gators offensive lineman Yousef Mugharbil to the hospital.
The Gainesville City Commission met Aug. 26 to discuss the enforcement of Alachua County’s newly-renewed seven-day mask mandate and to plan a special election following Commissioner Gail Johnson’s resignation.
With linked arms and voices chanting “there’s blood on their hands” and “Black women matter,” about 100 protesters overtook the entrance of Alachua County Jail on Aug. 21.
A Fort White man with several active felony warrants was arrested by Gainesville police Tuesday after a call about an armed disturbance.
A Gainesville man was arrested by police Thursday after he was accused of killing his father following a heated argument.
Gainesville’s City Commission approved a motion to lead a lawsuit opposing Gov. DeSantis’ controversial HB 1 law, known as the “anti-riot law,” Thursday night.
HB 1 is an anti-protest bill signed into law in Florida last month that sparked backlash from local governments and community leaders. The bill was proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis in response to the Black Lives Matter protests over the summer of 2020. The purpose of the bill is to “combat rioting,” however, its broad definition criminalizes protesters as well. If a group of 25 people are protesting and one person commits a violent act, the police could arrest the entire group and charge them with a third degree felony of “committing a riot” for that one individual’s action.
Alicia Wagner, a 20-year-old UF history major, has lived at Gainesville Place for two years but isn’t renewing her lease. After witnessing a public masturbator in her stairwell and seeing no action from management, she feels the complex doesn’t care.
Gainesville is one step closer to permanently allowing the consumption of alcohol in public.
Two people were shot in a drive-by Monday night at the 1200 block of Southeast 19th Terrace near the Gainesville Vineyard church, prompting the Gainesville Police Department to address local gun violence.
One person is dead and four others were injured after a drive-by shooting Sunday night.
The Gainesville Police Department is actively searching for a suspect who stole from three Gainesville schools.
A 13-year-old boy is dead after being shot during a party at the Gainesville American Legion on June 24.
A 60-year-old man robbed a bank Tuesday after threatening to use a bomb.
UF and Santa Fe College campuses will be closed Wednesday due to Tropical Storm Elsa’s projected pathway over North Florida.
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