Gainesville Police focused on police violence at its monthly Police Advisory Council meeting Monday, which took place from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Gainesville Technology Enterprise Center.
“Everybody has a butt, but do you actually know how to use it?”
After a UF football player and another Gainesville man intervened on a sexual assault near Midtown on Thursday, detectives are now searching for information about whether the man has assaulted other women.
Mouser Electronics, an electronic component distributor, launched a challenge for engineers across the country to submit designs for objects that can be used in space.
Fruits and vegetables are just as edible whether they are picture perfect or dented and bruised, which is why Wal-Mart recently partnered with “I’m Perfect,” a company that sells slightly damaged produce.
The lights and speakers on Florida Fun Bikes’ 16-person bike will now be powered by a small rooftop solar panel.
For every bottle of Dasani water purchased through Aug. 31 at Subway, the restaurant will donate 30 cents to help build a well in Kenya.
Soon, the days of students taking the bus to Archer Road to pick up toilet paper and groceries will be gone.
Tim Tebow won’t be speaking at this week’s Republican National Convention.
About two years after Lonesome River Band’s “Turn on a Dime” made it on the Billboard Top 10 Bluegrass Album Chart, the band will now perform at the Jewel Box Summer Concert Series’ last show Friday.
UF law school alumnus Zee Asghar formed an online business to help international students find housing in the U.S.
An assistant professor with the UF College of Pharmacy was released from jail Tuesday after he was once again arrested when a judge said he violated a restraining order from his previous arrest.
Cox Communications customers in Florida were left without internet or phone services after a tree-trimming accident late Wednesday morning in Ocala, said Cam Johnson, Cox’s public affairs manager.
Starbucks customers may have to pay a little more during their next visit.
The Florida Department of Health reminded residents to take precautions after a new Zika-related case was reported earlier this week in Alachua County.
In an effort to communicate with Gainesville’s LGBTQ+ and minority communities, Gainesville Police officers held an open discussion at the Pride Community Center this week.
An algal bloom in South Florida has come to the attention of Gainesville artists.
The mayor of Gainesville, Lauren Poe, started a new community book club that will use books to spark discussions on a broad range of topics, Poe said.
Gainesville residents showed their support for the musical “The Toxic Avenger” after its popularity called for an extended end date.
From the moment he met Rusty, UF student Ty Redler said he knew the American bulldog mix would make a perfect service dog and companion.
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