University Police arrested a man Wednesday morning after they said he exposed his penis to a female UF student in the Norman Hall Parking Garage, located near Sorority Row.
Starting today, Alachua County residents can pick up sandbags to prepare for a tropical depression.
Alachua County residents had their say in Tuesday’s primary election, with 41,357 people — about a 25-percent turnout — voting for candidates in local elections and general primaries.
One water lily pad at Kanapaha Botanical Gardens is making a splash in the record books.
After five months of expansion, the High Springs library branch in Alachua County announced plans for a grand opening in late September.
An 18-year-old Gainesville man nearly died Friday after overdosing on Fentanyl during a Narcotics Anonymous meeting.
A week after being charged with attempted sexual battery, an Alachua County assistant attorney has committed suicide, authorities say.
With a new name and business model, Omi’s Tavern in downtown Gainesville opened its doors Monday morning.
Gainesville Police charged a local man Sunday afternoon with possession of two pounds of hemp near Krishna House.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office is looking for the owner of a runaway donkey.
A UF professor became the fourth woman to receive an environmental science award in recognition of her decades long career.
Some splashed body paint over their breasts, and others wore nothing but leopard-print speedos.
Hungry students leaving Midtown bars now have a new option for late-night munchies.
Midtown’s only pizza joint will be back in business in the next two weeks.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Saturday after they said he jumped into a pool to hide about 10 grams of crack cocaine.
For helping save a motorist from a burning car Thursday, a Lake City man and a Gainesville man will each receive an award for his bravery.
Led by a thumping three-piece band, dozens of voters marched to the polls Saturday afternoon.
Once as a UF student and later as an adult, Jason Dodd’s wife was sexually assaulted in Gainesville.
No criminal charges will be filed against an Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputy whose police dog died of heat exhaustion.
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