Female boy scout delivers 700 healing stones to Shands Hospital
(09/21/20 2:30pm)
As a toddler, Olivia Foli used to trek campgrounds alongside her brother, who was a Cub Scout.
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Shands ER recibe quejas por regulaciones de seguridad laxas de COVID-19
(09/04/20 6:00am)
This story was translated by Arlette Garcia
UF student reports rape at an unknown fraternity Friday
(08/31/20 4:11pm)
A UF student said he or she was sexually assaulted at a fraternity house Friday, according to University Police.
Shands ER receives complaints over lax COVID-19 safety regulations
(08/30/20 6:00am)
Emily Weingarten checked into UF Health Shands Emergency waiting room Saturday at about 6 p.m. with nausea, fatigue, a high fever and fear of appendicitis.
'Simplifying COVID-19' wasn’t so simple; fall semester becomes complex
(08/29/20 4:31pm)
On Friday and Saturday, from 10:30 p.m. to 3:30 a.m., Gainesville police will monitor the city for parties or large gatherings, GPD Spokesperson Graham Glover said.
Organizer Faye Williams says there's more work to be done for Gainesville's Black community
(08/18/20 10:53am)
Faye Williams developed an appetite for activism in the tenth grade. She has worked tirelessly to uproot the symbols of hatred in the Gainesville community and let Black people take charge.
Gainesville Police respond to two fatal car crashes this weekend
(08/10/20 5:01pm)
Gainesville Police responded to two fatal car crashes within seven hours
Want to be part of The Alligator? Join our Fall 2020 team
(08/06/20 8:37am)
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Las muertes por COVID-19 aumentan en el condado de Alachua
(07/28/20 12:49pm)
This story was translated by Gabriella Guez
COVID-19 deaths increasing in Alachua County
(07/27/20 4:53pm)
A statewide increase in COVID-19-related deaths over the last two weeks is also visible in Alachua County.
Kali Blount: The push for Black history in Alachua County Schools
(07/26/20 3:40pm)
Kali Blount’s perspective on Black history shifted his senior year of high school.
¿Cómo prevenir el COVID-19 durante mi mudanza a Gainesville?
(07/23/20 3:30pm)
Con más de 50,000 estudiantes matriculados, miles de ellos irán a Gainesville el próximo mes para comenzar el semestre de otoño en la Universidad de la Florida.
Crash on West University Avenue causes fuel leak, fire rescue on scene
(07/21/20 7:21pm)
Gainesville Fire Rescue and Gainesville Police responded to a crash Tuesday evening on West University Ave.
How to prevent the spread of COVID-19 on UF move-in day
(07/21/20 1:16pm)
With more than 50,000 students enrolled, thousands will make their way to Gainesville next month for the start of the Fall semester at UF.
Male victim was shot multiple times on Monday night
(07/13/20 11:30pm)
A suspect shot a male victim multiple times on Monday night.
Gainesville man charged with attempted murder
(06/25/20 9:19pm)
A Gainesville man was accused of attempted murder on Wednesday evening.
What you need to know about UF reopening: A timeline
(06/23/20 9:00pm)
July 1
Medical professionals return to work
(06/12/20 12:24pm)
When Caroline Gurgel walked through the doors of the Intensive Care Unit, she saw her co-workers surrounding the first confirmed COVID-19 infected patient at UF Health Shands Hospital.
UF Health Shands Hospital employees kneel in silence for George Floyd
(06/05/20 7:08pm)
A crowd of more than 100 healthcare workers knelt on the pavement in remembrance of George Floyd. For 10 minutes, only the sound of nearby cars and soft weeping settled over the courtyard. A light sprinkle fell.
Inside a changing industry: Tattoo and Piercing Parlors
(06/04/20 12:35pm)
It’s been months since some Gainesville tattoo artists have had a blank canvas in front of them. Now equipped with masks and thermometers, they can once again put needle to skin.
