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The university’s emergency department has broken away from the Department of Environmental Health and Safety and become the Department of Emergency Management.
More students are being given referrals rather than arrests, according to the University Police’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report released Tuesday.
Students were concerned when their beloved, normally punctual professor didn’t show up for their history class.
The northbound lanes of the 2100 block of Southwest 13th Street were closed Sunday night after the DNA bridge knocked a trailer off a tow truck near Archer Road, as seen in this stitched photo. The trailer had been damaged in a previous accident, said Sgt. Barry Kays of Gainesville Police. The Florida Department of Transportation deemed the bridge safe. The truck “was riding a little high, and he hit the top on the bridge,” said a University Towing employee.
The call came in the middle of the night, jolting Carlos Aguilar awake as he slept in a Beaty Towers dorm room.
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An increase in pedestrian-related accidents last year and earlier this year forced Gainesville Police to step its enforcement efforts up — starting with jaywalking tickets.
Read part 1 here.
Although scooters are common and can be prone to mishaps, campus police say accident reports are infrequent.
Read part 2 here.
The BlueLight app for smartphones has come to UF.
Read part 1 here.
Here at UF, police are not the enemy.
A City of Gainesville plan to collect unpaid parking tickets may soon be driving more dollars to the city.
It only took two words to put the nation in a frenzy: not guilty.
Gainesville’s Fourth of July celebrations are going to be red, white, blue and orange all over.
Rain, rain, go away. But a tropical storm won’t stop us from doing what we love best...
In preparation for Memorial Day weekend, the Click It or Ticket campaign that started Monday at UF will crack down on motorists who fail to use their seat belts.
Michael Terry clearly remembers the hours before his friends died in the early morning of October 16, 2011.
In light of the Boston Marathon bombings, University Police is requesting members of the UF community look out for suspicious packages or mail.
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