Dozens protest North Dakota, Florida pipelines
By Martin Vassolo | Sep. 13, 2016A burning bundle of sage and a Native-American prayer song filled the air Tuesday as dozens protested pipelines proposed in North Dakota and Florida.
A burning bundle of sage and a Native-American prayer song filled the air Tuesday as dozens protested pipelines proposed in North Dakota and Florida.
After a dip in donations, a Gainesville group that sends books to inmates is asking for help.
The Gainesville Regional Airport received a multimillion-dollar grant to continue its expansion and upgrade safety features.
Locals will attempt to combat a rare disease this weekend with life-size foosball.
To see her mother for what may be the last time, a Gainesville woman has turned to the internet to help fund a trip to New York.
Gainesville Police is investigating a trespassing and battery incident involving Florida Rep. Keith Perry while he was on UF’s campus last weekend.
Gainesville Police is asking for help identifying a University of Kentucky fan who stole from the local Target Friday.
Gainesville is the third-best college town in the country, according to a new ranking published by CollegeRank.net.
Gainesville Police is looking for a man who officers said sexually battered a woman near Midtown on Sunday.
101 Cantina was served a notice for eviction Friday.
As Gainesville Mayor Lauren Poe read aloud to a room of about 80 people Monday night, the audience laughed, applauded and listened.
When searching for the perfect burrito, Gainesville students and locals now have one more restaurant to choose from.
In Alachua County, about one in every four children don’t have reliable access to food.
Oluchi Ojinnaka-Taylor, 36, ran in memory of her daughter Saturday.
For the second time in a week, police charged a man Friday for breaking a window at Fat Daddy’s.
A county detention deputy was charged Thursday for sexually assaulting a minor.
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.