UF survey: Economy doesn’t stress Florida
(01/09/15 12:49am)
While students might be worrying about loans and financial aid, consumers in Florida aren’t that stressed about their wallets.
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Gainesville High School teacher helps families in need
(01/07/15 10:42pm)
If you ask Louise Yariv how long she and her husband have been donating items to families in need, she’ll chuckle and won’t give you a straight answer.
Police round up: Battery, larceny; aggravated assault; robbery; burglary, resisting officer
(01/06/15 1:09am)
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman Wednesday after officers said she robbed a gas station and fought with employees.
Gas Leak
(01/05/15 7:43pm)
A construction team works to fix a break in the gas line on Museum Road. The gas leak diverted cars and pedestrians for about five hours on Monday, Jan. 5.
Gas leak on campus diverts traffic, students
(01/05/15 7:37pm)
Cars and pedestrians on campus had to take detours after a gas leak on Museum Road that began at about 2:30 p.m.
McElwain previews future of Florida football program before Birmingham Bowl
(01/03/15 1:07pm)
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — While Florida is putting the last nail in the coffin of the Will Muschamp era playing in the Birmingham Bowl, the Jim McElwain one is just getting underway.
McElwain and staff pick up first verbal commitment for 2015
(12/16/14 7:12pm)
Jim McElwain, the new Florida Gator head football coach said in his opening press conference that you have to “recruit daily or die now”. Less than two weeks after he was named head coach, he and his staff has landed their first verbal commitment to the 2015 recruiting class.
SFC to stop paying its SG
(12/09/14 11:57pm)
Santa Fe College administration announced Friday it would no longer offer job employment to Student Government leaders. Though the eight leaders still in office will receive wages until the close of Spring semester, the college immediately stopped paying the organization’s student directors last week.
Florida’s consumer confidence sees increase since recession
(12/03/14 12:11am)
A UF survey has found that Florida residents are willing to spend more than they have since the Great Recession.
Rivalry week upsets highlight Week 14 of College Football
(12/01/14 1:09am)
As a typical rivalry week goes in college football, nothing goes as expected. Let’s take a look back at the final week of the regular season and see how it affects Championship Saturday next weekend.
Police roundup: More crack, assault; battery
(11/30/14 10:54pm)
A woman stabbed her boyfriend in the chest after police said he punched her in the face early Thursday.
Fla. guts energy efficiency, favors utility companies
(11/30/14 10:19pm)
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Thanksgiving weekend travel highest since 2007
(11/25/14 2:00am)
Thanksgiving travelers may have to sit through traffic before seeing their families and stuffing their faces this year.
Keystone XL pipeline is lesser of two great evils, needs compromise
(11/23/14 10:41pm)
[The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the Alligator.]
UF student senators joined by city commissioners at meeting
(11/19/14 2:00am)
The UF Student Senate was joined by Gainesville city commissioners Tuesday to discuss transportation, Gainesville life and student safety.
Women’s rights activist to speak on gendercide at UF today
(11/06/14 2:00am)
In parts of the world, women and girls are being killed because of their gender, and Britt Riner is coming to UF to bring light to this issue.
Local gas prices drop to $3 per gallon, reflect national trend
(11/04/14 2:00am)
Students riding the bus or biking to campus may want to whip out the keys — gas prices have plummeted below $3 per gallon for the first time since December 2010.
Gas pump
(11/03/14 9:47pm)
David Jonas, a 44-year-old employee of Monterey Boats in Williston, fills up his car Monday at the BP at 334 SW 16th Ave. “I’m always at the gas pump,” said Jonas, referring to the daily commute he makes from Gainesville to Williston.
Lower gas prices not exactly good news
(11/03/14 2:00am)
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Police roundup: attempted suicide; meth; grand theft; break-in
(11/03/14 2:00am)
A man from High Springs tried to drown himself in a jail cell toilet after he was arrested Saturday night for fighting at The Fest 13, according to police.
