Once the thick crowds of college students exhaust last calls for alcohol and slowly scatter from Midtown’s bar scene early Saturday morning, 101 Cantina will close its doors for good.
The men who assaulted swastika-wearer Michael Dewitz on Thursday kicked and punched him before one of them burned Dewitz’s swastika-emblazoned jacket in a grill, police said.
After his mere presence caused a four-hour protest at UF, a man wearing a swastika armband was attacked Thursday.
A UF law student hit the bottle, hit the books and then hit a trailer Wednesday, Gainesville Police said.
Bernard and Louie have found their forever homes.
A local ice cream shop wants to fill coffee cravings for customers near campus.
Gang-related violence has been on the rise in Gainesville over the past two years, police officials said on Thursday.
Two days after a man was sighted on UF campus wearing a swastika armband, he returned Thursday, this time drawing a crowd of protesters.
A speeding pickup skidded on West University Avenue sidewalk before flipping on its side and striking a building near campus Wednesday.
After punching a girl in the face Tuesday, a UF professor was arrested and placed on administrative leave, Gainesville Police and a UF spokesperson confirmed.
The first time Amy Vickers saw Captain, the pit bull terrier struggled to stand.
On Wednesday, Gainesville Police officer Pat Hopkins was honored for saving a Gainesville woman from her burning home.
A Gainesville man intruded on four roommates Tuesday, then punched and spat on one when asked to leave, Gainesville Police said.
A $5 million, 24-home cohousing community in Gainesville will break ground next month, making it the first of its kind in the city.
Gainesville’s chapter of the National Women’s Liberation is hosting its fourth annual Roe v. Wade benefit show Saturday.
A Newberry city commissioner is under fire after he shared a meme on his personal Facebook page mocking the women’s marches that took place across the country Saturday.
One phone call to UF Health Shands Hospital on Tuesday resulted in an evacuation of the food court, University Police said.
The North Central Florida YMCA needs to raise about $350,000 in the next seven days to keep its doors open.
A UF maintenance worker was operating a lawn mower when it fell and pinned him to the ground Tuesday.
After a fire destroyed Lightnin’ Salvage Enterprises, Stephen “Satchel” Raye is starting to re-build.
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