A Gainesville movie theater is in the process of renovating to offer new luxury seating right before the summer movie season.
Even though Chicken Salad Chick closed its doors in late March, unknowing customers are still met with disappointment at an empty restaurant and a mint green “closed” sign.
A nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the Santa Fe River is fighting back against pollution in the river through music.
Tuesday morning’s raging thunderstorm brought along with it flooding, power outages and two fatal accidents — one involving an airplane.
A Gainesville Police officer faces suspension and criminal charges for aggravated assault, stalking, false imprisonment and battery.
Gainesville Police arrested a married couple behind a Midtown bar after gunshots were heard Tuesday.
The Gainesville Police Department and City Commission are working together to protect residents from towing practices that violate city ordinance.
Gainesville Police arrested a man in connection with a burglary spree in Northwood Pines on Monday.
Alachua County libraries are helping formerly incarcerated people or anyone interested in getting back in the workforce gain the necessary skills through several workshops.
Seventy-five years after enlisting in the U.S. Army, Charles Moloney Sr. was honored for his service on Friday.
Gainesville-area residents will soon have a second chance to voice concerns to Rep. Ted Yoho after months of protests.
A man asleep behind the wheel of his car on Sunday made matters worse after his foot slipped off the brake, causing his car to collide with an Alachua County Sheriff’s Office patrol car.
Fans of fried chicken and biscuits have a reason to wake up today.
Comic book and anime fans can cosplay their favorite characters this weekend.
Gainesville Police arrested a man Saturday for racing his truck on West University Avenue while he was drunk.
Gainesville Police arrested a Georgia man Friday for going to local businesses and selling nonexistent ad space.
UF President Kent Fuchs announced Saturday that a new executive order would ban all alligators from UF’s campus and effectively “drain the swamp.”
Three panelists spent two hours explaining U.S. health care’s cur- rent state and its possible future at UF’s Levin College of Law on Friday.
Loud, synchronized banging filled a junkyard Saturday morning.
Despite being bought by the UF Foundation last summer, the 43-year-old pizza joint Leonardo’s By The Slice will remain open for at least another year.
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