It’s been a long week. Actually, a long month. You decided to treat yourself (again), and hit the town with friends. After a long night of… never mind, it doesn’t matter, you flop face-first into bed and curl up in your plush comforter for some long deserved sleep. But, you don’t get to sleep in as planned.
Gainesville residents will no longer need to take a trip to the doctor to grab some Opus Coffee.
They don’t know who he is. They don’t know why he does it.
Drops of blood left behind during a break-in at the Greater New Hope Baptist Church in June led to the arrest of a man on felony charges on Monday.
The squeak of the markers against the paper signaled progress was being made Tuesday night.
The University Police patrol cars are about to get a new look.
E-cigarette users may no longer vape the taste of strawberry, mint or honey.
Officials say one person is in serious condition following reports of a stabbing Wednesday morning at Dyke Industries in Tallahassee.
Attempts to eliminate plastic in the community were overturned on Tuesday.
A UF student told UF Campus Security Authority she was sexually battered less than a month ago in Jennings Hall.
She started a car chase Monday evening
A UF resident assistant recently arrested when a student told police he tried to sexually batter her was released from jail after a judge agreed he is a “high-achieving” student leader.
Students can get a jump-start on their New Years’ resolutions at a new gym location this January.
A local nonprofit carried its weight in trash-collecting from 2018 to 2019.
The Florida Microplastic Awareness Project will host events educating the UF community about the potential dangers of microplastic during the fifth annual Microplastic Awareness Month.
Last week, Hurricane Dorian rolled into the Caribbean as a monster hurricane. Although Florida was mostly spared from the storm’s destruction, the island nation of the Bahamas was not. The country’s prime minister called Dorian’s impact“generational devastation.” Looking at the damage, you can see why: 60 percent of the homes on the Bahamian island of Abaco were destroyed; entire neighborhoods were flattened; 70,000 people were left homeless; and the current death toll of 43 is expected to rise drastically. It’s fair to say the hurricane devastated the Bahamas. The worst part is that Hurricane Dorian is not an anomaly.
The distant dots of blue lights from emergency phones are supposed to help UF students feel safer when walking on campus alone at night. But on Fraternity Row, there are none.
Fans of Rockeys Dueling Piano Bar, which closed back in May, will now be able to enjoy live music once again.
On August 28, 2014, President Barack Obama shocked the world. While he talked about the state of Ukraine and the war against Isis, Twitter was going insane over his tan suit. People couldn’t stop complaining about such a minor thing. Presidents traditionally wear darker colors when dressing professionally, but on that day, President Obama decided to go with something lighter. Back then, it seemed like the public judged anything the president did. It was like he lived under a scrutinizing microscope. Now, it seems we no longer keep the president on our radar.
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