On the 45th anniversary of New York’s Attica Correctional Facility riots, a group of Gainesville residents protested inmate mistreatment.
Across the street from UF’s campus, a new apartment complex will tout a rooftop pool and near-doorstep dining.
After 15 minutes of slurping, sipping and supping to victory, one man ate an infant’s weight in soup Thursday.
As UF student Samuel Lapeyre races to St. Augustine on Saturday, his time delivering food for Jimmy John’s Sandwiches may come in handy.
Since its opening last week, V Pizza in downtown Gainesville has offered slices of Sicily to hungry locals.
For a local woman helping the homeless, it’s the little things that count: toiletries, clean underwear and pillows.
For 92-year-old Estelle Blakely, wearing makeup used to be a morning routine.
Adult and childhood pleasures will collide Friday at a burlesque show inspired by “The Lord of the Rings.”
The construction of low-income housing planned for Gainesville received a monetary boost Tuesday.
Gainesville Police arrested a UF senior Sunday after they said he shattered a window and caused about $1,400 in damage at a Midtown bar.
Following a shooting less than a mile from campus, Gainesville Police charged a local man Tuesday with attempted murder.
A new Mexican restaurant in Gainesville served burritos to its first 20 customers at about 1:30 p.m. Monday.
Just before the start of Gator football season, Gainesville made it legal for fans to drink on their Uber rides to the game.
Moises Rivero and Rafael Carrasquilla spent Monday afternoon shooting arrows at each other and ducking behind yellow and blue barriers.
As elderly residents inch along the hallways of their nursing home, 39-year-old Charell Lane slows down to ask if they need a hand.
In the pouring rain Sunday afternoon, labor union members and supporters protested for increased wages and better working conditions.
Gainesville Police is investigating a sexual assault that happened early Saturday morning.
UF and Gainesville officials are bracing for flooding and strong winds as the first hurricane to hit Florida in more than a decade arrives.
As Gainesville schools and colleges canceled classes ahead of Hurricane Hermine, Gainesville bars prepared for those celebrating Thursday night.
Gainesville Police arrested a Florida man Thursday morning after they said he masturbated in a bush.
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