Ella Mae Gordon is Alachua County’s second recorded death from COVID-19. There are 29 confirmed cases of the virus at Parklands Care Center in Gainesville.
Twenty-seven couples drove through the “Tunnel of Love” to reach the Wedding Window. There, Alachua County Clerk of Court Jess Irbie officiated the ceremonies from behind the glass of the drive-thru window.
The suspect is in the Alachua County Jail and will be taken back to Sarasota County. The arrest occurred after five hours of negotiation on 1-75.
A new UF Health program called 'Test-and-Trace' promises to expand COVID-19 testing and help prevent the spread of the virus.
Classes will begin one week later than originally planned, according to an email sent to UF employees.
The three latest deaths are all tied to long-term care facilities.
The Florida-Eastern Washington football game scheduled for Sep. 5 is a testament to how quickly things can change.
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I watched the NFL Draft this past weekend closer than I have ever before.
In what has been a year full of accolades for Trinity Thomas, she received two more Tuesday.
Last weekend was supposed to be marked by family, flowers and fervid fans, culminating in an emotional senior sendoff at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
Point guard Andrew Nembhard has announced that he will declare for the 2020 NBA Draft after spending two seasons at Florida, according to CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein.
Freddie Swain became the sixth UF player and the second Florida receiver to hear his name called at the NFL Draft this weekend when the Seattle Seahawks took him in the sixth round with the 214th pick.
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For the third round in a row, a Gators player comes off the draft board.
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In Miami, former Gators cornerback CJ Henderson sat on a white couch surrounded by family awaiting a phone call from one of the NFL’s 32 teams on the first night of the 2020 NFL draft. If his phone rang, the defensive back would be UF’s 53rd first-round pick in school history.
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