After the Women’s March on Washington inspired hundreds of thousands across the country to take to the streets, more than 500 Gainesville area activists gathered at a church Saturday with one thing in mind: What now?
When football fans chowed down on platters of chicken wings and heaps of nachos during Sunday’s Super Bowl, they were at a higher risk of a medical emergency.
With live music and drinks, SweetBerries Eatery and Frozen Custard celebrated its four-year anniversary Friday.
Driving a stolen car filled with drugs, fake money and a gun, a Gainesville man led police on a chase that included crashing into a police car, the Alachua County Sheriff's Office said.
UF professors urged about 100 Gainesville residents Friday to consider ways to combat climate change.
UF student Gabrielle Garcia listened intently Sunday as she learned of the racism that plagues U.S. history.
A search for a masked gunman who robbed a Chevron gas station on West University Avenue ended Friday night after Gainesville Police said officers couldn’t find him.
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After announcing it would close down — and later stating it wouldn’t — many members of Gainesville’s YMCA have left, one member said.
In the near future, UF students may be able to take as many credit hours as they’d like without paying an additional fee.
An Alachua woman drove drunkenly into a ditch Wednesday and told police she was dead, Florida Highway Patrol said.
A group of 120 instrument-wielding high-schoolers are raising money to play in the streets of Washington, D.C.
Valentine Mercury is like any other user of Instagram, except he’s a dog.
The country’s largest flag football league is coming to Gainesville in April.
After eight years spent just blocks from campus, a Gainesville coffee shop has moved closer to downtown — and now it serves beer.
John Osbron chatted with his girlfriend and his sister Wednesday night as they waited to hear four local bands play in support of immigrants.
Two Gainesville High School students will travel to Los Angeles after winning Best in Show at a regional science fair.
The Gainesville City Commission announced Wednesday its plan to improve internet speed in the city.
By the time the cops came knocking in December, Roy McCoy Cone had developed a toxic regimen, his wife told Gainesville Police.
Dance Alive National Ballet will perform “Robin Hood” this weekend at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, giving Gainesville residents a chance to experience English folklore’s most famous outlaw firsthand.
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