Gainesville restaurants to serve lionfish for the next month
By Josslyn Howard | Sep. 29, 2016By donating invasive lionfish to Gainesville dinner tables, a local conservation group hopes to call attention to the invasive species.
By donating invasive lionfish to Gainesville dinner tables, a local conservation group hopes to call attention to the invasive species.
Beginning today, amateur astronomers in Alachua County can get a glimpse into outer space with their library cards.
To raise money for Alzheimer’s disease research and treatment, more than 600 people will walk through a Gainesville park Saturday.
As Gary Chancey cleared the Big Bend Wildlife Management Area on last Tuesday, he found two gray animals trapped in a foot-and-a-half-deep body of water.
Former professional basketball player Jason Collins will be at UF on Friday to campaign for Hillary Clinton.
This year, Burrito Bros. Taco Co. is celebrating its 40th anniversary — and its lowest sales in years.
The months-long search for a missing Gainesville woman may be over.
The Florida state fire marshal is investigating the death of a Jonesville, Florida, woman who died Monday after her apartment caught fire.
To get at the root cause behind the oppression of women, the Gainesville chapter of National Women’s Liberation will offer 10 consecutive feminism classes beginning today.
The reward for information about a Gainesville man’s murder has increased to $8,000, Gainesville Police announced Monday.
As Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton went head-to-head in the first of three presidential debates Monday, hundreds gathered around Gainesville and UF, glued to television sets as the candidates spoke over each other and vied for the nation’s trust.
Lexi Rodriguez was 17 when she signed the lease to her first apartment in Gainesville.
UF Health Shands Hospital opened an additional health emergency center in southwest Gainesville on Monday.
By October, a new artist will add to Gainesville’s growing collection of colorful street art.
University Police arrested three people Monday for attempting to steal bicycles around campus.
A Gainesville woman robbed an Arby’s at gunpoint before fleeing in a taxi Sunday, Gainesville Police said.
When her fiance died about a year ago, 61-year-old Judith Flarity started living out of a tent at Dignity Village, surrounded by thick trees and woodlands.
Donning a doggy tuxedo, Rusty stood up and played a miniature piano Saturday for a crowd of 20 dogs.
After saving a baby deer from a stream Sunday, local law enforcement named it Bambi and reunited it with its mother.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Friday after they said he shot another man in the back with a rifle.