An Alachua man stole an iPhone charger and was shocked with a stun gun, chased and arrested on Monday, Alachua Police Department said.
In seventh grade, Camryn Ford felt lost.
A Hawthorne man was recorded in the backyard of a woman who had a restraining order against him Monday. He told police he checks on her, Gainesville Police said.
A Gainesville man told police he stole tools from Lowe’s on Monday because his tools were stolen, Gainesville Police said.
When Satchel Raye first started making art, he used paint, stained glass and pencils.
While hunting for Pokémon in the UF Health Shands Hospital parking garage in June, Tillissa Barcia’s 6-year-old son, Austin, found a painted rock.
Around North Florida Regional Medical Center’s pond, 95,000 lights were lit Friday and outlined with Christmas trees, gingerbread men and snowmen.
A former Florida Department of Children and Families spokesperson was arrested Thursday after police found child pornography on his house desktop computer, Gainesville Police said.
A UF law student was arrested Thursday after a woman told police he drugged and sexually battered her, Gainesville Police said.
Two genealogists taught Gainesville residents how to use family tree websites to understand their ancestry Saturday afternoon.
A UF student was arrested for driving drunk after leaving Midtown on Friday, University Police said.
In 1974, Kathy Dillon was in her ninth-grade science class when her father was murdered.
About 2,000 chicken-lovers visited the new Chick-fil-A at The Standard at Gainesville apartments during its grand opening Thursday and were greeted by the signature Chick-fil-A cow mascot and smiling team members.
Golf players will tee off today at Haile Plantation Golf & Country Club to fundraise for athletes from the Alachua County chapter of Special Olympics Florida.
When Albert White attended Lincoln High School, east Gainesville’s school for black students during segregation, he never paid for a single school lunch.
Gainesville was ranked No. 20 on a list of the top cities to live for those with student debt.
Root and Pecker will start serving breakfast and stop offering dinner on Monday.
Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park’s staff hopes to get help from citizens Saturday clearing the damage Hurricane Irma left behind at the park, located at 4732 Millhopper Road.
UF students and Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies in civilian clothes will visit East Gainesville on Saturday to attend a carnival complete with a bounce house, a three-legged race and snowman-themed games.
Nearly 11 months after a fire shut down Smiley’s Antique Mall, the antique store will open with a new name, ownership, management and website.
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