COVID-19 deaths increasing in Alachua County
By Grethel Aguila | July 27There were eight deaths over the last two weeks
There were eight deaths over the last two weeks
VA centers continue to provide services for veterans remotely and via in-person medical appointments, but additional funding for emergency assistance is running out
Local history museum plans on creating online exhibits as doors remain shut due to COVID-19
While psychics and spiritual advisors have moved appointments online, neither their businesses nor their abilities have suffered
A recent study states that nicotine-containing vape products put users at higher risk of succumbing to the virus
UF Health plans to update the website this week
Aug. 8 is the new deadline to apply for PPP
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has a scheduled news conference Tuesday afternoon to discuss the outbreak.
The Alligator spoke with university administrators to answer reader-submitted questions regarding UF's reopening
Read the second part of Wallace Mazon's story in this week's Facing Race comic
Grace has placed more than 100 people in housing since the start of the pandemic
“There is most definitely still a reason to be scared,” said one expert.
Incumbent Sheriff Sadie Darnell and Clovis Watson Jr. discussed the response to COVID-19, police accountability, the school-to-prison pipeline and decarceration
For students with medical issues, face-to-face instruction is riskier
More than 15,000 people have applied for Reemployment Assistance benefits since March 15
Contact tracers tested 20 other inmates who were in contact with the ones who tested positive for the virus
Of the 642 inmates at the jail, all 74 tested are now quarantined
As Black Lives Matter protestors continue to call for change, many people feel as if Independence Day shouldn’t be celebrated at all until everyone is considered equal
From theater to dance, the performing arts are finding ways to survive amid the pandemic
Alachua County broke its largest single-day increase of COVID-19 cases two days in a row