Kelly McPherson felt a sense of relief Friday night. The 10-acre wildfire that erupted in Levy Prairie, one of her field sites, was contained the same day it sparked up.
As a resource for emotional expression and healing, a group of local community members promoted mental health awareness by painting a mural on the 34th Street Wall.
More than 200 sixth-grade students in Gainesville visited NASA to present rockets they constructed in a middle-school science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) project to professional engineers.
Local organizations in Gainesville are selling a limited number of custom prints depicting historic businesses, restaurants and landmarks as a way to raise money for nonprofit groups in the area.
After more than half a year of searching for a new superintendent for Alachua County Public Schools, some community members are unhappy with the outcome.
A center dedicated to sewing reusable feminine products for women in developing countries will open in Gainesville today.
After more than 100 nameless years, a historic lion statue in Gainesville has been given a name.
Sixty years ago, Burger King founders James “Jim” McLamore and David Edgerton visited one of their Gainesville stores on 13th Street.
A teenage dancer who has logged hundreds of hours dancing in Gainesville was presented with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: The Juilliard School.
Less than 200 yards away from an elementary school, a Gainesville man survived a gunshot wound to the face Tuesday.
Deputies have named a suspect in the April shooting that left a Hawthorne woman dead.
For Devin Perez, the decision to withdraw from Florida’s 2018 general election was not easy.
More than 120 active wildfires burned throughout Florida on Friday morning.
This summer, the 14 monthlong construction of Gainesville’s first food hall will begin.
At a local brewery Friday night, Kristen Reaver wrote postcards to Florida senators explaining how the American Health Care Act could affect her, if passed by the Senate.
Where Gallery Ultralounge’s business hours should be displayed on its Facebook page, there are, instead, two words: “permanently closed.” However, the header photo’s words, laid atop an ominous, black, star-speckled backdrop give Gallery partygoers hope: “Coming Soon.”
On Tuesday, Anne Clarke pretended to die outside of Rep. Ted Yoho’s office.
A city employee was attacked early Wednesday morning by a homeless man while entering her workplace at City Hall.
The work of local autistic artists was showcased and celebrated at the Hippodrome State Theatre on Monday night.
Almost a year after the 2016 murder of a Gainesville father, five suspects have been taken into custody.
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