Fresh off a 14-hour flight from South Korea, where they were once held captive, two puppies found a new home in Gainesville on Monday.
Claudia Diaz doesn’t remember immigrating to the U.S. when she was 3 years old, but her family was only allowed to stay through the “wet foot, dry foot” policy.
One day before the country celebrated the life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., a group of about 10 white people addressed racism in Gainesville.
A Gainesville woman bit two bouncers at Fat Daddy’s on Monday, Gainesville Police said.
The student-body president of Santa Fe High School will meet with the president of the United States this March.
The More in Midtown project began Wednesday, and some local businesses are looking forward to the final result.
A Gainesville man was arrested Friday after nearly shooting someone on New Year's Day, Gainesville Police said.
When Savannah Parvu was 11, her mother sold her to a stranger for $10. And that was just the first time.
Gainesville’s first corporately owned Ashley HomeStores is having its grand opening Saturday.
The residents of 13th Street apartments will sleep well now that the roosters are gone.
A manager of Five Star Pizza was arrested Tuesday for pocketing about $11,000 in cash from the restaurant, Gainesville Police said.
By now, you’ve probably seen the clip.
For more than three years, Buddhist monk Thich Duc Thong has dreamed of bringing giant buddha statues to Gainesville.
More than a dozen local restaurants are selling burgers and fries at a discounted price next week.
A Gainesville man was arrested Tuesday after admitting to stalking a 16-year-old for months, Gainesville Police said.
A Gainesville man nearly hit two police cars as he fled a traffic stop with a blunt in his mouth. He was found in the woods Wednesday running from police, Gainesville Police said.
During the rescheduled joint Student Senate and Gainesville City Commission meeting Tuesday, senators asked commissioners how they can improve bicycle safety in the city.
In the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, one in which immigration reform was a key platform pitch, Gainesville citizenship classes are expected to see a spike in enrollment.
As a new president is sworn in later this month, disgruntled Gainesville residents will make their dissatisfaction with Donald Trump known by protesting in front of City Hall.
The past weekend was the coldest Gainesville has experienced so far this winter — with temperatures dropping to 25 degrees.
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