Pride Awareness Month at UF begins March 19 and will include speakers, a drag show and an indie-rock band performance.
Kevin O’Sullivan knows what Gators fans are interested in.
The co-owner of Hong Kong Deli & Market is accused of elbowing his colleague and trying to slice an employee with a meat cleaver.
Bowling Green, Ohio, is a city of firsts for Gators women’s basketball.
UF’s College of Engineering is celebrating Pi Day by encouraging engineering students to stay around to finish their major.
In the wake of a fire that crippled a popular pizza place, supporters have rallied to put on shows for the restaurant’s out-of-work employees.
Students who crave Cuban food won’t have to travel far once Flaco’s opens its second location in Midtown.
Brittany Schutte taking a ball to the face was like a kick in the gut for the Gators. Or, it was supposed to be.
A Gainesville man was charged with trying to steal multiple bicycles Monday night in an apartment complex off 34th Street.
As if the No. 2 Gators needed a bigger target on their back, their historic home winning streak has created one.
UF can start crafting insurance plans under GatorCare after the legislature approved faculty and staff to be self-insured with the plan last week.
The Gators were excited to have every player returning.
With the Southeastern Conference Tournament only 10 days away, No. 1 Florida is still searching for consistency on floor exercise.
About 150 people gathered Tuesday night to hear a doctor and college administrator discuss national health care and how to improve it.
UF student senators passed a resolution against unprecedented high tuition increases at Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting.
Andrew Small didn’t think he was looking at an Internet star when a skinny puppy wandered out of the woods near his bus stop in Crystal River.
Insect experts said there will be more bugs in Gainesville during the next few months due to an unusually warm winter.
Gas prices do not seem to be decreasing any time soon, and the increased prices may become a major issue in the presidential campaign depending on how high they go this summer.
Residents can help beautify the city this weekend by spending a day picking up trash.
After shelling out $179,000, the Alachua County Commission is one step closer to deciding whether to add more staff and services to the county’s jail.
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