A 61-year-old man is accused of killing his stepson in his home after fighting with him about a damaged car.
Alachua County residents under 21 will have a harder time getting their nicotine fix, except in one city.
Halloween should be fun, not problematic.
UF law students have formed a new group called We Believe Survivors. It was created in response to the Levin College of Law’s invitation to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to teach a course on the religious clauses of the First Amendment in Spring 2020.
Authorities are still searching for the man responsible for killing a 14-year-old Micanopy girl in a hit-and-run accident last Wednesday.
Almost half of all UF students who took a 2019 sexual assault and misconduct survey reported experiencing at least one form of harassment.
There was a soft breeze in the air and a subtle aroma of marijuana. Thousands gathered around the Dreamville main stage at Depot Park, drinking beer, laughing and talking.
Uber Safe Rides has been a project that I’ve been fascinated with since my freshman year in 2016. Originally, a hefty 50 percent discount on nighttime rides in and around campus, I was impressed that UF Student Government had been able to enact a program that would make a big difference in the lives of students.
It’s almost too hard to believe that a few years ago, many of the freedoms gained by the LGBTQ+ community would be illegal or even considered insane.
Honey Tumbaga was one of two models who strutted down a runway in the Reitz Union holding the train of a pink dress with a 3D flamingo saree design.
At this point in Florida’s women’s tennis season, there has been one player who has emerged as a star: McCartney Kessler.
It’s been a fall season full of trial and error for the Gators men’s golf team.
There is no such thing as style points in volleyball.
Every road trip is the same.
It’s all happening for Florida's football team.
After months without Uber Safe Rides, UF students can finally access the discount.
Gainesville residents will soon put their best guesses forward during a live show of “The Price is Right.”
Driving down Gainesville Road toward Lowell Correctional Institution, Aniesha “Tatu” Austin’s stomach clenched and her eyes filled with tears.
The 25-year-old woman was from Port Richey, Florida
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