The president is the ultimate victor-victim: The policies Obama proposes that should win the White House easy political victories are the situations that always lead to his defeat.
On a recent Saturday, I took the bus down to a favorite haunt, Lake Wauburg. It was a gorgeous day, weather-wise, and I was excited about revisiting the beautiful facility and pristine lake, as I had done with a friend a few months earlier, enjoying a nice picnic lunch with a spectacular view.
On May 29, the Gainesville chapter of the National Women’s Liberation wrote an aggressive opposition to Florida HB1047/SB918, regarding the termination of pregnancies.
Broward Hall’s major renovations, which began in 2011, will be finished next summer.
For those of you who are bad at remembering dates, here’s a reminder: Father’s Day is this Sunday.
Demonstrators gathered in the heat, fanning themselves with their picket signs.
Meet the blogger of "On Trend, On a Budget", Elly Ayres, and learn what she has in store for you this summer.
Florida landed its 2015 quarterback. Four-star prospect Sheriron Jones, out of Moreno Valley (Calif.) Rancho Valley High School, verbally committed to Florida on Sunday, as first reported by Rivals.com.
JACKSONVILLE — Jozy Altidore finally scored a goal.
JACKSONVILLE — A 24-year-old man remains in critical condition as of Monday evening at UF Health Jacksonville after falling 42 feet from the stands onto the concourse outside of section 244 of EverBank Field.
The first weekend of Will Muschamp’s annual football camps continued on Saturday, and a number of Florida targets and commits were on hand.
When it comes to high school football recruiting, there is no such thing as an offseason. The 2014 session of Will Muschamp’s football camps kicked off Friday afternoon, featuring some of the best high school football players from across the state.
A revamped Florida offense seemed to be missing a piece coming out of spring practice. In the crippled passing attack that threw for only 2051 yards in 2013 -- 12th in the SEC and 109th in the nation -- tight ends weren’t much of a focal point if any could be found in an inept offense.
Stephanie Kreitzer was packed onto a bus in a foreign country with about 40 students for 10 days. She discovered a new place to call home and developed a newfound sense of pride for her Jewish heritage during Taglit-Birthright Israel.
Good writers paint a picture with words. Now, the library wants to see those words come alive.
A couple clicks in your Internet browser is all it takes to see what Gainesville’s city commissioners are up to.
Grace Marketplace, Gainesville’s homeless services center, officially opened Sunday with goals of providing a space for homeless people to come together, eat and eventually have a place to stay overnight.
Hurricane season began this week, and experts say college students should be prepared.
UF is reaping the benefits of Florida’s largest budget in history, which pays for new study spaces, renovations and the university’s preeminence campaign.
Alan Shapiro began his horticultural career cutting grass, and soon, he may be growing it.
Solutions by The State News
