Police responded to an emergency phone call Wednesday night after a transformer blew in downtown Gainesville, leaving more than 400 Gainesville Regional Utilities customers without power.
Bikers on campus have a new obstacle to avoid — Krishna Lunchers.
The Gators have enough foul trouble on the court. Now, the problem has made its way off of it.
As residents bundle up to escape the low temperatures, farmers are worried less about themselves and more about their crops.
A UF graduate is slicing into the film industry with a new film starring Danny Trejo.
Thomas Holley, a Penn State verbal commit, is flipping to Florida, Rivals.com reported Wednesday morning.
UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital took another step forward in its plan to improve care by opening a pediatric cardiac intensive care unit, or PCICU, last week.
Talent can only take you so far; it’s hard work that can take you further.
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman Monday after police said she tried to steal another woman’s car and later led police on a chase in a stolen water delivery truck.
Coach Roland Thornqvist is excited to be back in business.
People who remember to grab their daily lattes may remember more in general.
Americans don’t seem to connect with their Internet service providers.
A black, single mother works two jobs to make ends meet.
It’s 2014, and social media has such a pervasive influence on modern life that the Modern Language Association created guidelines for citing tweets within academic papers. Home-improvement franchise Lowe’s uses Vine to produce six-second home-repair tutorials. And any individual — from unknown PR executives to UF football recruits — can be raked over the coals for posting offensive jokes online.
Miley Cyrus is once again creating a massive buzz in the entertainment world, carrying her 2013 media domination into the new year. Announced last week, Cyrus is officially the face of Marc Jacobs’ spring 2014 campaign, a major collaboration for the 21-year-old “Bangerz” singer.
As the first big awards show of the year, the Golden Globes showcased the typical red carpet fodder: snubs, surprises and a lot of celebrities drinking.
I was too depressingly excited for this movie. My nerves got the best of me as I was approaching the box office, and my hand started to shake in the realization that I was about to see Spike Jonze’s new movie.
A new exhibition is offering locals art they can sink their teeth into.
Vinyl might be too mainstream.
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