For UF professor Stephen Craig, Thanksgiving dinner provided more than a whiff of homemade food — it was a breath of fresh air following a divisive election cycle.
As he led police on a mile-long chase Thursday, a Gainesville man waved a newspaper out of his car window and nearly hit someone with his car, Gainesville Police said.
Fresh from Thanksgiving Break, Gainesville was in a merry mood Sunday.
After being denied from purchasing a gun earlier this month, a Muslim Santa Fe College student believes his religion motivated the Gainesville Bass Pro Shops to turn him away.
On Saturday, Gainesville residents can come together to spend a day in the 1870s.
Two days after the general election, a man from High Springs, Florida, punched a Hispanic gas station employee in the back of the head, claiming the attack was “for Donald Trump,” Gainesville Police said.
Next month, Gainesville’s Butler Plaza North will welcome a new restaurant.
Soon enough, UF students won’t have to travel far from campus to grab a Big Mac and some french fries.
A Newberry, Florida, woman was arrested Friday after threatening to run over her friend, who was concerned about her following the presidential election, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office said.
A new music venue focused on live recordings is set to open this spring.
Nick Antonelli, 29, silently marched across UF’s campus Friday to show support for lives lost in the transgender community.
During an otherwise peaceful march against President-elect Donald Trump, which drew more than 1,000 people Saturday, a small fight broke out between a Trump supporter and an apparent protester.
Jeremiah Tattersall pointed to Gainesville’s anti-discrimination plaque inside City Hall on Thursday.
While many students, professors and residents go home to a turkey dinner next week, others won’t be as lucky.
Five people were seriously injured in a flaming crash Thursday morning after a 16-year-old crashed his car into a tree in the Robinson Heights neighborhood, Florida Highway Patrol said.
When Jimmy Ritten met his service dog Cody six months ago, his memory of war seemed to fade away.
When putting ink to skin or running a business, Wayne Lessard has historically gone against the grain.
A former employee of 101 Cantina was arrested Monday after reportedly stealing more than $5,000 from the Midtown venue, Gainesville Police said.
Standing at all four corners of a Gainesville intersection Tuesday, about 150 protesters elicited honks and hollers of approval and disdain as they opposed the Dakota Access and Sabal Trail pipelines.
From her Newberry home, UF mathematics junior Analiese Wagner has watched Gainesville grow for the past 20 years.
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