Founders of local favorites like Satchel's Pizza and Civilization share their experience following their restaurants reopening
Decisions will not be made until mid-June
The county is continuing its 50 percent occupancy and face covering requirements
Mobile testing bus visits two Gainesville areas a day
While Gainesville tattoo parlors have not received direct instructions from the state on how to reopen, they have received permission to restart business
Fewer donors are participating in blood drives across the U.S. because of COVID-19. Gainesville-based LifeSouth Community Blood Center is among those in need.
The handmade masks with clear vinyl panels are meant to improve communication in the workplace
Local rescues are finding that more people are fostering animals, but less are adopting
The university has initiated a screening and testing program
With limits on gatherings because of COVID-19, Muslims are embracing an unusual Eid al-Fitr.
The amount of new cases each week has decreased since late April.
Gyms were able to welcome members back Monday, but they’ve taken different approaches to reopening.
They started the UF chapter of the COVID-19 Student Service Corps.
UF Student Government Senate passed the bill Tuesday.
Many say they have faced additional challenges while adjusting to the “new normal" brought about by the coronavirus.
Gainesville City Commissioners said they would create their own face covering requirement.
Amid the struggles of COVID-19, some UF students are not eligible for federal aid.
Commissioners said the requirement can be reinstated if cases increase.
Plaintiffs in the case say they have physical and mental conditions that make it unsafe to wear masks.
Gyms reopen and businesses can be filled up to 50 percent capacity. Public places where social distancing is difficult are still closed.
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