Church remembers I-75 victims
Pastor Jimmy Toney hasn’t left the injured victims of a crash on Interstate 75 alone.
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Pastor Jimmy Toney hasn’t left the injured victims of a crash on Interstate 75 alone.
UPDATE, 6 p.m: Florida Highway Patrol has released the names of the seven people killed in a multiple-vehicle crash on Interstate 75 Thursday.
UPDATE, 8:30 p.m.: Florida Highway Patrol is now reporting one more person has died, bringing the toll to seven.
A 92-year-old driver crashed a car into a restaurant Thursday afternoon killing one person, Gainesville Police said.
Two UF Health departments will open in January 2020 at the former Sears space in the Oaks Mall.
A construction worker was killed after he was hit by a car on West Newberry Road early Friday morning, Gainesville Police said.
Anyone riding a bike through campus with their hair blowing in the wind can pick up a free helmet from University Police.
Austin Decker sat in The Swamp Restaurant’s bar Tuesday night surrounded by dozens of his friends. But he was thinking about the one friend who couldn’t make it.
A man and woman flipped their car after fleeing from state troopers on Interstate 75 Monday morning.
Gainesville Police are investigating after a Gainesville man died after jumping off the Interstate 75 overpass Saturday evening, police officials said.
Cliff Preston, 63, was nominated for the NASCAR Foundation Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award for his volunteer work as a baby cuddler at UF Health Shands Hospital in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Cliff Preston, 63, was nominated for the NASCAR Foundation Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award for his volunteer work as a baby cuddler at UF Health Shands Hospital in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Cliff Preston wasn’t always a baby person. Being the youngest of seven, he didn’t have to cuddle any baby brothers growing up.
In 2016, I decided to try online dating apps for the first time. It was great until I was assaulted. Three times. Over the course of less than two years. The first time I was attacked came at the end of an evening I spent with a man I met on Tinder. We had dinner downtown and then went to hang out at his apartment complex’s pool. I figured this was totally safe — neighborhood pools are public areas and there were other people there. I had to use the public bathroom before going back home for the evening, but it was being renovated, so my date invited me to use the bathroom in his apartment before heading home. I agreed. Once I got inside, however, the nightmare every woman fears began. He grabbed my arms — leaving bruises — and attacked my face with his tongue. It was disgusting, but after a few seconds of struggling to get away, I realized that this man was not going to willingly let go of me. My brain went into survival mode: I kissed him back until he let go of my arms, at which point I ran toward the door. I jammed my foot in the doorway as he tried to slam it shut. I knew then that it was time to start screaming for help. He must have known, too, because as soon as I opened my mouth to start screaming, he lost his grip on the door enough that I was able to use my foot and a free hand to pry it open and run away.
Authorities charged a second man with attempted murder Tuesday in connection to the shooting of a 14-year-old girl.
Tears welled in Lauren Connell’s eyes while she sent fundraising emails in the Sigma Kappa sorority house Tuesday afternoon.
Fifteen-year-old Gainesville High School sophomore Sydney Seaver (left) and fellow space traveler, 8-year-old Austin Early (right), wear matching astronaut costumes at Moralloween on Wednesday night. Dance Marathon at UF organized the event to cap off its Transform Today fundraiser which hauled in $626,602.22 for UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital.
Fifteen-year-old Gainesville High School sophomore Sydney Seaver (left) and fellow space traveler, 8-year-old Austin Early (right), wear matching astronaut costumes at Moralloween on Wednesday night. Dance Marathon at UF organized the event to cap off its Transform Today fundraiser which hauled in $626,602.22 for UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital.
A man was charged with attempted murder Monday in connection to the shooting of a 14-year-old girl, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office said.
Danielle Gaeta packed gauze into an orange foam swimming pool noodle wrapped in duct tape Saturday morning.